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Unholy Martyrs

17/6/2019

Iron Poppies (2019): marking a directional shift to a hybrid-style that ties together key artistic elements that I have employed in the past in richly-rendered compositions. This is the first in the new series, Unholy Martyrs, based upon and dedicated to the plight of women prisoners of way in Poland during WWII.

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Kenneth Susynski presents a unique, hybrid style of figurative expressionism blended with the abstract in narrative compositions that stress an interpretation of beauty, with a hint of wit, exploring combinations of historical and contemporary cultural themes.

Having been raised primarily in Europe yet also in Turkey and Korea, the influence of experiencing culture and custom combined with countless visits to some of the world's great museums as a child formed his appreciation of art and, specifically, the figure.

A lifelong interest in historical and contemporary black-and-white photography shapes his rendering of the human form. Working in oils, his goal is to create fresh, vibrant works that are lastingly meaningful, timely and timeless, and evoke his spirit.

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