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Romance (1986)
In this vibrant moving painting, Fitzgerald animates her video canvas with symbols of love and romance. Set to original music by Peter Gordon, Romance merges vivid expressionistic imagery of men, women and animals with landscape. Her strong palette of color unfolds across screen, palpitating with organic form. With a witty visual style reminiscent of Paul Klee, Fitzgerald evokes sexual passion, romantic love and conflict.
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In this vibrant moving painting, Fitzgerald animates her video canvas with symbols of love and romance. Set to original music by Peter Gordon, Romance merges vivid expressionistic imagery of men, women and animals with landscape. Her strong palette of color unfolds across screen, palpitating with organic form. With a witty visual style reminiscent of Paul Klee, Fitzgerald evokes sexual passion, romantic love and conflict.
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