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// Untitled - Bite by Kiki Smith, created in 1988, is a digital print on paper that captures an intimate and contemplative moment. This piece, limited to an edition of 50, portrays a close-up of a woman appearing to bite or rest her face on her arm, rendered in cool, muted tones of blue and gray. The soft, almost blurred focus evokes a dreamlike quality, emphasizing vulnerability and introspection. Smith’s work often explores themes of the human body, identity, and emotional states, and this image suggests both self-protection and introspective solitude. The artwork's understated composition invites viewers to reflect on personal and universal feelings of introspection and fragility.
Untitled - bite, 1988
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// Untitled - Bite by Kiki Smith, created in 1988, is a digital print on paper that captures an intimate and contemplative moment. This piece, limited to an edition of 50, portrays a close-up of a woman appearing to bite or rest her face on her arm, rendered in cool, muted tones of blue and gray. The soft, almost blurred focus evokes a dreamlike quality, emphasizing vulnerability and introspection. Smith’s work often explores themes of the human body, identity, and emotional states, and this image suggests both self-protection and introspective solitude. The artwork's understated composition invites viewers to reflect on personal and universal feelings of introspection and fragility.
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