What does portraiture mean in art? Portraiture is the recording of an individual’s appearance and personality, whether in a photograph, painting, sculpture, or any other medium.
Though at first this may seem concerning for the future of Portraiture, it looks to be that our worries may be unfounded. The art in portraiture is strong. The grand fascination we have with our own image is not one that can be placed at the feet of any individual. This is a human condition. A collective syndrome. More persistent than any pandemic. Portraiture remains one of the most popular genres in many art disciplines.
Marilyn Monroe by Andy Warhol
It is the human collective social journey evident through portraiture in art as a whole that is magnificent. Portraiture in contemporary art have many possibilities. Through understanding our own predisposition to self emulate through the portrait, we can use the same tendency to surpass the dominant ego. It can be a journey of discovery. Our world is abundant with the richness of examples left by brave and courageous individuals who explored without reserve their consciousness through portraiture. Who they are within.
Marilyn Monroe oleh Andy Warhol
Ini adalah perjalanan sosial kolektif manusia yang terlihat melalui potret dalam seni secara keseluruhan yang luar biasa. Potret dalam seni rupa kontemporer memiliki banyak kemungkinan. Melalui pemahaman kecenderungan kita sendiri untuk meniru diri melalui potret, kita dapat menggunakan kecenderungan yang sama untuk melampaui ego yang dominan. Ini bisa menjadi perjalanan penemuan. Dunia kita berlimpah dengan kekayaan contoh yang ditinggalkan oleh individu-individu pemberani dan pemberani yang mengeksplorasi tanpa ragu kesadaran mereka melalui potret. Siapa mereka di dalam.
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