Humano & Humana go to the beach

“Humana and Humano Go to the Beach” is a vibrant and whimsical painting that captures the essence of love and happiness on a perfect summer day. this piece features two skeletons, a woman and a man, holding hands as they enjoy a day at the beach. Both are naked, with the male skeleton notably well endowed, symbolising a raw and unfiltered celebration of life and love.The painting’s strong resemblance to Basquiat’s work pays homage to his bold use of colour and form, blending abstract expressionism with a touch of street art flair. The skeletons, despite their bare bones, radiate joy and connection, reminding us that true happiness transcends the physical and material.The inspiration for this piece came from a simple yet profound idea: the enduring nature of love and the joy of being together, even in the most stripped-down form.”Humana and Humano Go to the Beach” invites viewers to embrace the simplicityand beauty of human connection, evoking a sense of nostalgia for carefree summer days spent with loved ones.This painting not only showcases the timeless bond between two souls but also serves as a reminder to find joy in the little moments, to laugh and love freely, and to cherish the beauty of life’s simplest pleasures.Size: 32” by 42”Technique painting: Acrylic, Oil, Chalk, Oil Pastels and spray paint on canvas 40″ by 32”

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