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ADAMSARTEXPOSE’<br />

THE EXOTIC AND EROTIC ART DEPICTING LOVE INSPIRED BY THE<br />

THE VERNAL EQUINOX<br />

REPORTER: Adam EMAIL: adamart@desertdailyguide.com Web: coming soon<br />

Spring is commonly associated with<br />

the phenomenon of renewal. In a climate<br />

where deciduous trees have been dormant,<br />

hibernating from life, leafless and ominous in<br />

their bare dark branches resembling crooked<br />

witch’s fingers twisting in the wind. With the<br />

first rays of warm spring sunshine, the juices of<br />

these trees begin to flow through the trunk and<br />

into the branches producing emerging yellowgreen<br />

buds which will become the green leaves<br />

of summer<br />

The emergence of the Vernal Equinox<br />

bringing on spring also has profound effects<br />

on the human species creating similar erotic<br />

arousal as those in the natural world. In Japan<br />

the Shunga translated to “spring pictures”,<br />

has a history, beginning prior to the 1600s,<br />

with paintings on handscrolls and books<br />

representing erotic visuals of the enjoyment<br />

of sex showing female, male, and same-sex<br />

encounters of blooming sexuality that is<br />

stimulated during the spring season.<br />

Dried bulbs that have been buried in the<br />

soil five months earlier are sprouting from their<br />

frozen graves to show new colorful life as tulips,<br />

lilies, and daffodils. along with the wildflowers<br />

blooming on the hillsides to create a burst of<br />

color throughout the landscape. Artists coming<br />

after and influenced by the impressionist period<br />

identified as the Fauves, attempted to create<br />

the vision of spring using wild sporadic colors<br />

such as the painting by Matisse of the colorful<br />

landscape shown in this article.<br />

Domestic farm animals are calving,<br />

lambing, pigging, and hatching. Franc Marc<br />

another Fauves artist illustrates a young boy<br />

saving a lamb from a flood.<br />

Love the most profound human emotion<br />

is visualized in graphic color and letters by<br />

Robert Indiana’s paintings of LOVE which<br />

has been done in a variety of forms and<br />

translated to three-dimensional sculpture. Love<br />

depicted by artists in the LBGTQ community<br />

legitimatizes love between same-sex couples<br />

providing a visual format to a physical passion<br />

such as a new emerging young artist from<br />

Sweden, Cajsa von Zeipel who works with poly<br />

plastic materials and body casting to form her<br />

female - androgynous gender figures in active<br />

erotic poses. Jordan Mejias a young gay artist<br />

who has gained recognition in the past 2 years<br />

with his watercolor paintings of nude males<br />

and male couples in romantic sexual situations<br />

brings a new creative visualization to gay love.<br />

marc boy with lamb<br />

robert indiana love<br />

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