Nerves #14
- Artist
- Betty Goodwin
- Date
- 1995
- Style
- Neo-expressionism
- Genre
- Figurative
'Nerves #14' by Betty Roodish Goodwin exemplifies her talent for exploring the figurative aspects of human vulnerability and emotion through a Neo-expressionism style. As a multidisciplinary Canadian artist, Goodwin's work often delves into the complexity of human experience, capturing raw, visceral feelings. This painting employs bold, expressive brushwork and fragmented forms to evoke the nervous energy and fragility inherent in the human condition. Through her evocative imagery, Goodwin invites viewers to confront their own emotions and the universality of human vulnerability, making 'Nerves #14' a compelling representation of her artistic exploration.
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