Suspension 2003

Jenny Saville's 2003 painting "Suspension" showcases her signature style of large-scale, intensely realistic figurative work. The painting depicts a nude figure lying on its side, with a large, fleshy form that is both captivating and unsettling. Saville’s works often explore themes of the body, sexuality, and identity, challenging traditional notions of beauty and representation. The painting's visceral and confrontational nature has made it a controversial yet highly influential work in contemporary art.