Minx
Oi FortinOi Fortin translates a twenty-year printmaking practice into the immediate, high-viscosity world of acrylics, layering bold geometric shapes with a newfound vibrancy. This piece vibrates with the tension between structured lines and the quick-drying energy of a medium that demands decisive movement.

Minx
Oi Fortin translates a twenty-year printmaking practice into the immediate, high-viscosity world of acrylics, layering bold geometric shapes with a newfound vibrancy. This piece vibrates with the tension between structured lines and the quick-drying energy of a medium that demands decisive movement.
28 × 35 cm · about ⅙ the width of a 3-seat sofa
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Art Analysis
A printmaker’s disciplined eye meets the vibrant speed of acrylics
After two decades dedicated to the precision of printmaking, Oi Fortin accepted a peer’s challenge to step away from the press and into the fast-paced realm of acrylic painting. "Minx" is a product of this "Acrylic Challenge," where the artist navigates the thick viscosity and rapid drying times of a medium that offers a much more intense color saturation than traditional printing inks.
Despite the shift in materials, Fortin’s printmaker’s sensibility remains the guiding force, manifesting in a rigorous arrangement of geometric shapes and sharp lines. The result is a non-representational study where bold colors and structured forms collide, creating a balanced composition that feels both disciplined and experimental.
The artist utilizes refined angular shapes and faceted forms to build the dog's likeness from a series of sharp, interlocking planes.
Fortin adapts twenty years of printmaking experience to the high viscosity and quick-drying nature of acrylic paint.
A bold and varied color palette is used to mirror the high-stakes atmosphere and vibrancy of a live match.
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