In Fragments of Blue, Duncan Rawlinson constructs a visual odyssey through abstraction and identity. This series blends cubist and futurist influences with a limited palette of deep ultramarine, stark white, and searing orange. Each portrait disassembles and reimagines the human face as a vessel for tension, stoicism, and grace. Rawlinson’s work invites reflection on how identity shifts when fractured into elemental geometry and color.
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A surreal face emerges from an interplay of clean curves and textured grids in this striking work by Duncan Rawlinson. Blue and white dominate, while vibrant red lips add tension and intrigue. The grid pattern on the cheek subtly evokes digital structure, infusing the piece with modern symbolic depth.
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With closed eyes and wind-swept lashes, this portrait by Duncan Rawlinson emanates calm and contemplation. The face, brushed in deep blue and crisp white, is crowned with a white block and finished with bold red lips. It evokes a poetic stillness within a hyper-stylized world.
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