Studio Axis Art

Studio Axis Art

Caritas Fragments A Study of Time, Surface and Presence

Fragment I — The Face — Caritas Fragments Fragment I — The Face — Caritas Fragments - Alternate view

Fragment I — The Face — Caritas Fragments

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Fragment II — The Eye Caritas Fragments Fragment II — The Eye Caritas Fragments - Alternate view

Fragment II — The Eye Caritas Fragments

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Fragment III — The Mouth — Caritas Fragments Fragment III — The Mouth — Caritas Fragments - Alternate view

Fragment III — The Mouth — Caritas Fragments

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Fragment IV — The Form — Caritas Fragments Fragment IV — The Form — Caritas Fragments - Alternate view

Fragment IV — The Form — Caritas Fragments

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Fragment V — The Chained Foot — Caritas Fragments Fragment V — The Chained Foot — Caritas Fragments - Alternate view

Fragment V — The Chained Foot — Caritas Fragments

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Fragment VI — The Watchers — Caritas Fragments Fragment VI — The Watchers — Caritas Fragments - Alternate view

Fragment VI — The Watchers — Caritas Fragments

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Fragment VII — The Woman — Caritas Fragments Fragment VII — The Woman — Caritas Fragments - Alternate view

Fragment VII — The Woman — Caritas Fragments

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Fragment VIII — The Act — Caritas Fragments Fragment VIII — The Act — Caritas Fragments - Alternate view

Fragment VIII — The Act — Caritas Fragments

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Fragment IX — The Mark — Caritas Fragments Fragment IX — The Mark — Caritas Fragments - Alternate view

Fragment IX — The Mark — Caritas Fragments

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The Source Composition

An early 17th century composition, examined in depth through a 36-page research report focused on pigment, layering, and technique.
The work relates closely to the theme of Roman Charity (Cimon and Pero), later explored in paintings attributed to Peter Paul Rubens.
Its significance lies in its place within this visual lineage, with elements in composition, gesture, and execution suggesting a possible early-stage interpretation of the tradition.
Rather than drawing conclusions, the Caritas Fragment Series invites observation — isolating details to reveal what often remains unseen in the whole.
The Source Composition

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