Dance by the light of the moon 11

This is an abstract ink drawing on a white background, featuring two figures rendered with bold, black brushstrokes. The style is expressive and gestural, emphasising movement and emotion over precise detail.

The left figure appears to be facing slightly to the right, with its head tilted downwards. Its facial features are suggested through fluid lines, including a curved stroke for the nose and a few smaller lines for the mouth. There's a sense of wispy hair or a headdress with swirling lines above the head. The body is loosely depicted, with some strokes suggesting the curve of the neck and shoulder.

The right figure is positioned to the right of and slightly behind the left figure. Its head is more densely rendered with intersecting vertical and horizontal lines, creating a textured, almost masked appearance. A cross-like symbol is prominently placed on its face. The body of this figure is also abstractly drawn, with curved and linear strokes that suggest arms or a torso.

The two figures are intertwined, with their limbs and bodies overlapping and crisscrossing. This creates a sense of intimacy or connection, possibly a hug or a close embrace. The lines are dynamic, with varying thickness and flow, conveying a sense of energy and spontaneity. Some lines are sharp and angular, while others are soft and curvilinear.

The color palette is monochromatic, consisting solely of black ink on white paper. The stark contrast between the black lines and the white background makes the composition striking and visually impactful. The composition is balanced, with the two figures occupying the central and upper portions of the image, drawing the viewer's eye inwards. The white space surrounding the figures is as important as the inked lines, providing breathing room and enhancing the dramatic effect. There are no discernible background elements, placing the full focus on the abstract representation of the figures and their interaction. The overall impression is one of raw emotion and abstract portraiture, inviting interpretation from the viewer.

Print on Deluxe archive paper.

Size AO (800mm X 1200mm).

Numbered limited edition of 100 prints.

A certificate signed and numbered by the artist Peter Kendall.