Human Subjects | Harrison’s Frame

It is not an uncommon idea that to engage with art is to engage with ourselves – whether you’re making a piece or are simply viewing it.

Art that specifically features a human form can ask us not only to see ourselves within it, but develop a relationship with the subject/s. Perhaps it is someone we relate to, someone we aspire to be, or it can be as simple as having company in the house.

We have a collector who dots Mireia Serra works through her house; she says they are like friends around each corner that make her smile.

This week we are featuring works with a human subject…
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