Rhythm in Red (S/N 150)

“Rhythm in Red (S/N 150)” by Charles Bibbs is an energetic portrayal of movement and style. It features a woman in a dynamic pose, with her arm extended and body poised mid-dance. Her attire is an elaborate tapestry of red hues covered in intricate geometric patterns, including spirals, triangles, and various symbolic shapes. These motifs, rendered with precise linework, infuse the artwork with vibrancy and rhythm, creating a visual melody that reflects the title.

The figure’s facial expression is serene yet intense as if she’s fully immersed in the rhythm that moves her. Her hair is styled in a sweeping updo, adding to the sense of motion, while her green-toned skin contrasts with the red palette, making her presence even more striking. Bibbs’ characteristic attention to detail is evident in the textured surfaces, which bring depth and complexity to the composition.

High heels add a touch of elegance, emphasizing her grace and strength. The artwork celebrates themes of cultural expression, vitality, and individuality, capturing the essence of dance and self-expression. Bibbs masterfully combines color, texture, and form, creating a piece grounded in tradition and vibrantly alive with modern energy.

• Media: Giclee Print
• Paper: Museum quality, heavyweight, acid-free, watercolor-textured paper, printed with archival inks.
• Signed & Numbered: Yes
• Certificate of Authenticity: Yes
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