John Kacere's Paintings Focuses on the Midsection of a Woman's Body
Meghan Young — March 31, 2011 — Naughty
References: rogallery & lifelounge.au
Late last year and earlier this year, the world saw an upsurge in photorealist paintings and John Kacere is considered one of the original artists to go down this detailed and intricate path. Aside from this interesting piece of information, what is more intriguing is his obvious fascination with the woman’s bottom.
In fact, John Kacere exclusively painted the woman’s midsection (both back and front), dressed in rather provocative yet tasteful lingerie. Although his work can be considered very sexual in nature, the repetitiveness of the midsection almost forced you to look beyond the blatant sexuality within the pieces and appreciate the form, skill and talent of John Kacere’s work.
Because of this focus, John Kacere’s work can surprisingly be considered as still life or even landscape art.
In fact, John Kacere exclusively painted the woman’s midsection (both back and front), dressed in rather provocative yet tasteful lingerie. Although his work can be considered very sexual in nature, the repetitiveness of the midsection almost forced you to look beyond the blatant sexuality within the pieces and appreciate the form, skill and talent of John Kacere’s work.
Because of this focus, John Kacere’s work can surprisingly be considered as still life or even landscape art.
Trend Themes
1. Photorealist Paintings - Opportunity to explore the use of photorealism in other forms of art, such as sculpture or digital media.
2. Body-focused Art - Potential for artists to explore other parts of the human body in a similar style to create unique and thought-provoking pieces.
3. Reinterpreting Eroticism - Disruptive innovation opportunity to challenge societal norms and create new narratives around sexuality and sensuality in art.
Industry Implications
1. Fine Art - Opportunity for galleries and collectors to showcase and acquire photorealist paintings, expanding the market for this genre.
2. Fashion and Lingerie - Potential collaboration between artists and lingerie brands to create unique and provocative art-inspired lingerie collections.
3. Art Education - Opportunity to include the study and exploration of John Kacere's work in art history and fine arts curriculum, expanding the understanding and appreciation of photorealism in contemporary art.
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