Art of Duane Kirby Jensen - Exploring the fragility of identity within a landscape of emotion.

Art of Duane Kirby Jensen
Exploring the fragility of identity within a landscape of emotion.

Having looked on to much sadness.

Having looked on to much sadness.

Having looked on to much sadness.

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Having looked on to much sadness.
© 2022 By Duane Kirby Jensen, 5 x 7 ink and pen on Yupo Medium.

Three versions of the same person.

Translating the moon on a night disintegrating to red.

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Exploring the beauty of loss and longing within the landscape of flesh and emotion: The paintings of Duane Kirby Jensen

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