Counterpose (Degenerate Study) - Limited Edition Print
$125.00
"Counterpose"
"Counterpose" is a defiant, impasto-rendered portrait of the male form—queer, grounded, and unapologetically present.
This textured oil painting draws a historical thread between the 1937 Nazi “Degenerate Art” exhibit and modern cultural erasure—reclaiming the body as both site of protest and archive of survival.
The model’s pose is raw and intentional: erotic yet resistant, bruised yet grounded. The brushwork is thick, aggressive—an act of reclamation as much as representation.
A political nude. A body in refusal. A refusal to disappear.
R.K.B. at Marrowdrift Studios
Limited to 10 Prints
Size: 16x20"| Archival-quality stretched canvas
"Counterpose" is a defiant, impasto-rendered portrait of the male form—queer, grounded, and unapologetically present.
This textured oil painting draws a historical thread between the 1937 Nazi “Degenerate Art” exhibit and modern cultural erasure—reclaiming the body as both site of protest and archive of survival.
The model’s pose is raw and intentional: erotic yet resistant, bruised yet grounded. The brushwork is thick, aggressive—an act of reclamation as much as representation.
A political nude. A body in refusal. A refusal to disappear.
R.K.B. at Marrowdrift Studios
Limited to 10 Prints
Size: 16x20"| Archival-quality stretched canvas
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"Counterpose"
"Counterpose" is a defiant, impasto-rendered portrait of the male form—queer, grounded, and unapologetically present.
This textured oil painting draws a historical thread between the 1937 Nazi “Degenerate Art” exhibit and modern cultural erasure—reclaiming the body as both site of protest and archive of survival.
The model’s pose is raw and intentional: erotic yet resistant, bruised yet grounded. The brushwork is thick, aggressive—an act of reclamation as much as representation.
A political nude. A body in refusal. A refusal to disappear.
R.K.B. at Marrowdrift Studios
Limited to 10 Prints
Size: 16x20"| Archival-quality stretched canvas
"Counterpose" is a defiant, impasto-rendered portrait of the male form—queer, grounded, and unapologetically present.
This textured oil painting draws a historical thread between the 1937 Nazi “Degenerate Art” exhibit and modern cultural erasure—reclaiming the body as both site of protest and archive of survival.
The model’s pose is raw and intentional: erotic yet resistant, bruised yet grounded. The brushwork is thick, aggressive—an act of reclamation as much as representation.
A political nude. A body in refusal. A refusal to disappear.
R.K.B. at Marrowdrift Studios
Limited to 10 Prints
Size: 16x20"| Archival-quality stretched canvas
"Counterpose"
"Counterpose" is a defiant, impasto-rendered portrait of the male form—queer, grounded, and unapologetically present.
This textured oil painting draws a historical thread between the 1937 Nazi “Degenerate Art” exhibit and modern cultural erasure—reclaiming the body as both site of protest and archive of survival.
The model’s pose is raw and intentional: erotic yet resistant, bruised yet grounded. The brushwork is thick, aggressive—an act of reclamation as much as representation.
A political nude. A body in refusal. A refusal to disappear.
R.K.B. at Marrowdrift Studios
Limited to 10 Prints
Size: 16x20"| Archival-quality stretched canvas
"Counterpose" is a defiant, impasto-rendered portrait of the male form—queer, grounded, and unapologetically present.
This textured oil painting draws a historical thread between the 1937 Nazi “Degenerate Art” exhibit and modern cultural erasure—reclaiming the body as both site of protest and archive of survival.
The model’s pose is raw and intentional: erotic yet resistant, bruised yet grounded. The brushwork is thick, aggressive—an act of reclamation as much as representation.
A political nude. A body in refusal. A refusal to disappear.
R.K.B. at Marrowdrift Studios
Limited to 10 Prints
Size: 16x20"| Archival-quality stretched canvas