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// Untitled II by Zhao Bo is an oil painting on canvas, depicting a playful, close-up portrait of a person pressing a watermelon to their face, with wide eyes and a mischievous expression. The bright, saturated colors—vivid greens of the watermelon, bold pinks in the figure’s skin, and a contrasting yellow background—give the composition a pop-art feel, adding humor and liveliness to the scene. The exaggerated features and intense colors evoke a sense of childlike curiosity and amusement. Zhao Bo’s style combines elements of realism with cartoon-like qualities, capturing a lighthearted moment that engages viewers through whimsy and bold visual appeal.
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// Untitled II by Zhao Bo is an oil painting on canvas, depicting a playful, close-up portrait of a person pressing a watermelon to their face, with wide eyes and a mischievous expression. The bright, saturated colors—vivid greens of the watermelon, bold pinks in the figure’s skin, and a contrasting yellow background—give the composition a pop-art feel, adding humor and liveliness to the scene. The exaggerated features and intense colors evoke a sense of childlike curiosity and amusement. Zhao Bo’s style combines elements of realism with cartoon-like qualities, capturing a lighthearted moment that engages viewers through whimsy and bold visual appeal.
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Zhao Bo
Untitled
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USD 6,000
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Untitled II
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Oil On Canvas
EUR 1,875
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Untitled I
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Oil On Canvas
EUR 1,875
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