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Screenprint in colours with silver ink // Miles Aldridge's Venus Etcetera (after Cabanel) is a limited edition screen print created in 2022. The piece reinterprets classical art through a contemporary, surreal lens, drawing inspiration from Alexandre Cabanel’s The Birth of Venus. Aldridge’s work places a modern, doll-like figure in a brightly colored, retro bathroom, blending soft pastels and vibrant hues. The woman, dressed in a delicate pink nightgown, stands in a vintage bathtub surrounded by playful objects like a rubber duck and beauty products, creating a juxtaposition between innocence and artificiality. The vivid colors, detailed textures, and pop-art influence give the image a dreamlike, cinematic quality.
Venus Etcetera (after Cabanel), 2022
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Screenprint in colours with silver ink // Miles Aldridge's Venus Etcetera (after Cabanel) is a limited edition screen print created in 2022. The piece reinterprets classical art through a contemporary, surreal lens, drawing inspiration from Alexandre Cabanel’s The Birth of Venus. Aldridge’s work places a modern, doll-like figure in a brightly colored, retro bathroom, blending soft pastels and vibrant hues. The woman, dressed in a delicate pink nightgown, stands in a vintage bathtub surrounded by playful objects like a rubber duck and beauty products, creating a juxtaposition between innocence and artificiality. The vivid colors, detailed textures, and pop-art influence give the image a dreamlike, cinematic quality.
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