Dance by the light of the moon 7

The image is a black and white sketch rendered in a loose, expressive, and gestural style, likely using ink or a similar medium. The central focus is on two figures embracing, their forms suggested through dynamic, flowing lines. The composition is tightly cropped, emphasizing the intimacy of the embrace.

The figures are depicted from the chest up, with their heads bowed towards each other, suggesting a kiss or a close, tender moment. The lines are varied in thickness and intensity, creating a sense of movement and energy. Thicker, bolder strokes define the contours and major shapes of the bodies and heads, while finer, more hurried lines suggest hair, clothing, and the surrounding atmosphere. There is a palpable sense of motion; swirling lines around the figures give an impression of their emotional state or the energy of their connection.

The faces are rendered with minimal detail, primarily through a few suggestive lines for eyes, noses, and mouths, allowing the viewer's imagination to fill in the rest. The overall impression is one of raw emotion and connection, rather than precise anatomical representation. The background is entirely white, which isolates the figures and amplifies the impact of the black linework. The composition is unbalanced in a way that feels deliberate, with the weight of the figures concentrated towards the center and slightly to the left, but the swirling lines extend outwards, creating a dynamic visual flow. The use of negative space is crucial, with the white areas allowing the black lines to breathe and defining the forms. The sketch conveys a feeling of passion, intimacy, and perhaps a moment of profound emotional exchange.

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.