テート・ギャラリーのインスタグラム(tate) - 9月3日 20時18分

'I wanted the body to be seen as a woman experiences herself, rather than through the reflection of the mirror or other's eyes.'

American artist Joan Semmel's oil painting reveals the body's 'Secret Spaces', based on a photograph she took of herself in 1976. Semmel's nude body is abstracted and viewed from above; her right breast flattened, the upper torso shortened, and the limbs appearing as overlapping shapes. The texture of the artist’s flesh and the hairs on her arm are painted with fine brushstrokes, and the contours of her form – enlarged and cropped within the frame – begin to resemble a rolling landscape.

Swipe left to see the details of Semmel's painting, or see it up close inside #CapturingTheMoment at Tate Modern. 💙 Members visit free.

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