Captures the personalities of her friends and family in large, colorful portraits

Captures the personalities of her friends and family in large, colorful portraits

"I like to paint people I know because familiarity helps to relax the subject and myself." - Hope Gangloff American painter, like earlier Derrida, Pussy Riot, Guerrilla Girls, Banksy, MF DOOM and others, Gangloff did not allow people to photograph her face. Gangloff's mysticism carefully focuses on the boundaries between the known and the unknown. By making herself visually inaccessible, she redirected public interest in her work. Gangloff captures the personalities of her friends and family in large, colorful portraits. Gangloff's acrylics and collages show her subjects in intimate settings—often home interiors—in relaxed or quiet poses. The artist's strong but gestured lines create well-defined shapes, replete with repetitive markings and bright patterns. Gangloff pays equal attention to texture to all areas of the painting, which draws the viewer's attention to every detail. Lonely and art-loving people who only need a bottle of wine, a piece of paper and a paintbrush, can embrace the world immersion. Artist Hope Gangloff's paintings always grab people's attention in an instant. The desire to break out from the bright colors, the madness that cannot be imprisoned, Hope Gangloff has always kept his heart burning. Perhaps only through countless self-struggles can self-realization be achieved. Appreciation of works

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