Turkish Father and Son
- Artist
- David Bowie
- Date
- 1978
- Style
- Neo-expressionism
- Genre
- Portrait
"Turkish Father and Son" by David Bowie (1978) is a compelling portrait that exemplifies Neo-expressionism through its raw, emotional style. The artwork captures an intense moment between a Turkish father and his son, using vivid brushstrokes and bold colors characteristic of the movement. Bowie's approach emphasizes personal identity and cultural themes, blending realism with expressive elements. The piece reflects Bowie's exploration of identity and heritage, much like his multifaceted career. As a portrait, it offers a powerful visual narrative that invites viewers to consider familial bonds and cultural history.
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