'A Fail to Kiss is a Fail to Cope' Original Framed Painting
'A Fail to Kiss is a Fail to Cope' is one of five original paintings from the 'Pretty Words, Ugly Truths' collection, inspired by the song Paper Bag by Fiona Apple.
'A Fail to Kiss is a Fail to Cope' explores hope and disappointment in romantic relationships, highlighting maturity and emotional gaps. A varied and bright colour palette offsets the deeply emotional themes, with abstract elements of brushstrokes, oil pastels and spatter giving the painting action and energy.
'Pretty Words, Ugly Truths' explores the idea of translating songs about the female experience into visual artwork and is the first project by Darci Lauren that incorporates essay writing (see the 'Pretty Words, Ugly Truths' zine for more info). The collection of artworks has had two exhibitions - a two month solo show at Gaumont Coffee in Worcester, UK as well as a group show for emerging artists called 'Beyond the Studio', supported by the Worcester Arts Collective.
Artwork Details
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Title: A Fail to Kiss is a Fail to Cope
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Artist: Darci Lauren
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Medium: Acrylic, gouache and oil pastel on paper.
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Original artwork (one of a kind)
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Framed and ready to hang
Dimensions
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Artwork size: A3 (16.5" x 11.7" x 0.5")
- Framed size: A2 (24.8" x 17.7" x 1")
Ideal for collectors of original contemporary art and modern interiors, A Fail to Kiss is a Fail to Cope offers a quiet yet confident presence within any space.
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