When Will You Marry? (After Paul Gauguin)
In JiPe’s reinterpretation of Paul Gauguin’s When Will You Marry?, the question encounters two women whose presence exceeds any…
The Water Sprite (After Ernst Josephson)
In JiPe’s reinterpretation of Ernst Josephson’s The Water Sprite, music seems to linger before its first note. The instrument rests…
The Starry Night (After Vincent van Gogh)
In JiPe’s reinterpretation of Vincent van Gogh’s The Starry Night, the immensity of the sky is met by the…
The Son of Man (After René Magritte)
In JiPe’s reinterpretation of René Magritte’s The Son of Man, a figure stands before us with the formality of…
The Scream (After Edvard Munch)
In JiPe’s reinterpretation of Edvard Munch’s The Scream, distress acquires a face close enough to unsettle the distance of observation. The…
The Night Café (After Vincent van Gogh)
In JiPe’s reinterpretation of Vincent van Gogh’s The Night Café, wakefulness seems to have outlasted the reasons for remaining…
The Man with the Golden Helmet (After Rembrandt)
In JiPe’s reinterpretation of The Man with the Golden Helmet, long associated with Rembrandt, splendour gathers above a…
The Maids of Honor (After Diego Rodriguez de Silva Velazquez)
In JiPe’s reinterpretation of Diego Rodríguez de Silva Velázquez’s The Maids of Honor, a gathered court…
The Flower Carrier (After Diego Rivera)
In JiPe’s reinterpretation of Diego Rivera’s The Flower Carrier, beauty bears down with a weight the body can scarcely accommodate.…