Dance by the light of the moon C

This is a black and white line drawing, created with ink . The style is abstract and gestural, with quick, fluid brushstrokes. The image appears to depict two figures, possibly in an embrace or close interaction.

The scene is minimalistic, set against a plain white background, which emphasizes the starkness of the black lines. There is no discernible environment or setting.

The dominant colors are black and white, creating a high contrast and graphic effect. The black lines vary in thickness, with some being bold and confident, while others are thin and delicate. There are also instances of hatching and scribbled lines, adding texture and depth.

The composition is centered and slightly tilted. On the left side, there is a larger, oval-like shape with internal hatching, which could represent a head or a body. It is tilted to the left, and some curved lines extend from its lower part, suggesting limbs or flowing hair.

To the right, and slightly overlapping, is another similar shape, also oval-like and suggesting a head or body. This shape is more upright. Two horizontal lines are drawn above it, and a series of curved and angular lines emanate from its sides and below. One prominent curved line swoops downwards and to the right, forming a sort of spiral or hook shape.

The lower portion of the drawing is a complex interplay of intersecting lines, forming an abstract mass that suggests connected limbs, bodies, or a sense of entanglement. These lines are dynamic and seem to convey movement and energy. The overall impression is one of intimacy, perhaps a hug or a dance, conveyed through abstract forms and energetic linework. The lack of detail forces the viewer to interpret the forms and emotional content.

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.