Public Faces

Hey this is cool, love the masks!

I like the subject of this. Well done.

this is really striking

Greetings Kimbaross!

I’m in awe of your work! Its incredible! I love it! You’re truly talented!

Fantastic work! What a great idea.

Thanks guys, this was my first work from a long spell of drawing from childhood, it got me back into the swing of things. It was done with pastels and has a bit of a special place for me.

i love this one.. very true representation xxxx

so truuu

I look every now and again ay my fav. list and see if they still have the same magic of they’ve lost it. yours still stands out everytime. special piece of art

Great comment

Ah yes, we all have our public faces don’t we? Fantastic

Such cool work!

I dig those faces. They’re like something out of ‘The Twilight Zone’.

This piece is wonderful. I love multi-dimensional work with a message. This otherworldly abstract has an important message about how people present false selves in public. Unfortunately this also occurs in intimate relationships that often are constructed to avoid attachment and genuine love. Your graphic representation of this concept is outstanding. I look forward to seeing more of your amazing work. I also see many faces in my abstract photography using nature’s elements like bark, rocks, plants etc. that feels like I am painting with my camera. I love the powerful impression your exceptionally imaginative and creative artwork.

very nice expression. you have an interesting style.

yes…forever hiding from others but more importantly from ones self!!!!

Great idea behind this work. Very well executed.

great work

you managed to capture true life in this…well done…your work is great!

I really enjoy this work. Lots of masks among us. : )

Thank you for you comments. This is wonderfuL!

So true. Fantastic work.

Perfect!

Excellant !Love the way you did this !!

incredible…

excellent work very true!!!!!

love this; depicts public life as is for most people. Great work.

This is a wonderful image my friend. I can see the public face is well masked.
What a wonderful idea. Well done! Bravo!

this one’s amazing! luv ur style!

i really like this concept, and your style is amazing. :)

haha. Love the humour :)

Love the message in this, great idea, your work has both a seriousness and humour at the same time.

Thanks mariarty

WoW! I love this! This is a subject I often write about, the sometimes difficult reconciliation between our private and public selves. How serendipitous!

jen

Only comes in 12×8?

jen

Awesome!
Great idea!

I love your take on the masks that we all wear. Wonderful, expressive work.

I am liking the thought behind this,
VERY well executed.

You are more then welcome.

great illustration! awesome concept! Well done.

wow, very interesting! another great work!

how true

This is a clever concept, and so true. Many people are putting on a mask in public hiding their true selves: their secrets or their darkness. They either want to look good in front of the public, or hide their problems in order not to worry those around them. Sometimes the well known public places with the most people are actually places where people feel most lost; even if they are not literally lost. Thay may know where they are, but they don’t know where their heart it.

Great concept K – very well done

reminds me of the three swift, alien-like skinny business men carrying brief cases public sculpture cnr of Bourke and Swanston sts – not sure why

adore this!

Love this piece…I can relate :) -

great work I can definately see the Brack inspiration! Collins st…is one of my favourite paintings too!

excellent concept.
i empathize.

This is such a fantastic subject….......We all can see ourselves here..perfect..

This is great, a wonderful interpretation bringing a fresh original work

Congratulations on your feature stunning artwork

Thanks everyone.

I love this for the way its surface and depth of meaning contrast: seemly join with both a naked simplicity and hidden profound clarity. The norm of masking. The facade of social faces bought and sold.

It also brings to mind that ago old unsettled resolve of a cliché. “Its not personal, it’s business. You understand.” (?) You have capture a truth exposed here—and here it is very well done!

Fantastic work…!!!