In the second part of the Big City-Scarface video series, Rudolf Rox completes the work with the central portrait - an iconic black and white image of Scarface. The face is created in finely
graduated shades of grey, with glazed layers that deliberately allow the intensely colored Times Square background to shine through. In this way, the figure and the city merge into an atmospheric
unity of urban energy and cinematic symbolism.
Video content part 2:
Portrait in black and white: expressive and rich in contrast, with fine tonal values
Glazing technique: Semi-transparent layers of paint allow the background to subtly shine through
Compositional connection: Figure and city scene merge seamlessly into one another
Crossover of art & film: the Scarface motif becomes a projection surface for urban themes such as power, isolation and publicity
This video is ideal for art lovers who appreciate modern portraiture, contemporary techniques and depth of content.