Rosa Zárate, Decapitated Flower
- Artist
- Oswaldo Guayasamin
- Date
- 1987
- Style
- Expressionism
- Genre
- Portrait
"Rosa Zárate, Decapitated Flower" is a compelling Portrait that exemplifies elements of Expressionism through its intense emotion and unconventional use of color. The painting depicts Rosa Zárate’s face with dramatic, distorted features that evoke a sense of inner turmoil. The title alludes to a decapitated flower, symbolizing themes of loss and vulnerability. The work’s bold brushstrokes and surreal motifs align with Surrealism, inviting viewers to explore complex psychological states and the fragile nature of identity.
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