The Upper Room: Mono Rojo 2002
chrisofili
textile
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abstract expressionism
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abstract painting
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pattern
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geometric composition
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textile
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animal print
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text
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tile art
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fluid art
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neo expressionist
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acrylic on canvas
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chaotic composition
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expressionist
"The Upper Room: Mono Rojo" is a 2002 work by British artist Chris Ofili, known for his use of bold colors and layered textures. The painting features a vibrant red hue as its dominant color, creating a sense of intensity and energy. Overlaid on this red background is a complex network of swirling forms and patterns, reminiscent of African textiles and traditional decorative motifs. Ofili's work often explores themes of identity, religion, and sexuality, incorporating elements of his Trinidadian heritage.
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