My work explores stillness, inward presence, and quiet authority within contemporary African life through a painterly language I describe as Quiet Monumentalism.
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Wednesday, April 1, 2020
Pieter Lategan Title: Lockdown Day 6 No Booze
Medium: A4 Paper Pencil H, HB
Today is day 6 of South Africa lockdown because of the coronavirus, 5 people are dead.
I draw this man from a photo which I got from the internet. I am really satisfied. The face is working, the hand was a bit difficult, but yes I am happy and feel well done. I would like to work on the background but let me first get the faces correct.
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https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/photo/businessman-and-homeless-man-sitting-on-park-bench-royalty-free-image/523133908
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