• Justin Jenkins
  • View Portfolio
  •  
  • Image 40 of 65
  • Added 08 Jan 2005
  • 234 Views
  • 29 Comments
  •  
  • Share This Image On...
The Concealed Fate of an Imminent Surrender

This work from my chess collection shows surreal imagery based on my memories of a place in New York City near the East River where we used to play chess. The chess pieces become street lamp type objects as they recede into the distance leading to a hidden face. Alhtough the setting of the piece is based on my recollection, the actual underlying message is about the secret strategies that await us in the game of chess. I represent this by having the hidden face within the pieces staring back at us. Copyright 2004 by imaginative pencil and myself. All rights reserved.

29 Comments

Anonymous Guest

sher richardson 22 Jan 2005

::psychoanalyzation continues:: chess is the ultimate play...nice surreal alice in wonderland placements.. another mind boggler Jus..

Masrur Imani 22 Jan 2005

Original, a very interesting artwork.

kristie taylor 16 Jan 2005

we just got a chess set, now I just have to learn to play LOL, btw, great work!!!

Elena Bogorad 13 Jan 2005

This is just great!

Jay Amatangelo 13 Jan 2005

I always love your stuff! Cool idea and comp.

Rob Jones 10 Jan 2005

Life is one big game of chess, unfortunately some of us don't know how to play...great piece awesome composition

Alberto D'Assumpção 10 Jan 2005

fantastic imagination and excellent execution

Loredana 09 Jan 2005

I like this its such a fun work to look at the chess pieces look just wonderful Maybe my favorite i think Justin real cool.

Nancy Woolweber 09 Jan 2005

Your mind is a playground of wonder! Fantastic.

Vera Harned 09 Jan 2005

Awesome work! Justin

Blonde Blythe 09 Jan 2005

I love it! I love it! I love it! :-) This is my new favorite! Fantastic!!!

Tonia Osborn 09 Jan 2005

Well done , nice imagery, fantastic mind, brilliant as always!

Jan de Jong 09 Jan 2005

Very good Justin

rosemary gioielli 09 Jan 2005

excellent, my favorite Justin

Thom Roslan 08 Jan 2005

I see the EAST River "still" have fish... Huh....Nice Touch!!!

Ricky Calvert 08 Jan 2005

Nice work!

Earl Kelley 08 Jan 2005

I am astounded anew each time I view your work!!!

Nira Dabush 08 Jan 2005

Beautiful work,Justin.wonderful idea...great imagination!

Renata Cavanaugh 08 Jan 2005

Awesome job!

joan warburton 08 Jan 2005

Incredible imagination!

Michelle Phelps 08 Jan 2005

I love the rich color you use, and the your perspecitve is always interesting.

Christine Calderon 08 Jan 2005

This one is really nice! great Job!!

Joke Schotting 08 Jan 2005

Awesome again Justin.

thea walstra 08 Jan 2005

Justin his is excellent and very beautiful work again!

Amanda Hone 08 Jan 2005

Excellent work as always. I do so enjoy contemplating your art with my morning cup of coffee... such a nice ritual every day.

eileen martin 08 Jan 2005

wow, this piece gives you alot to study and look at , very creative and well done:)

john camalick 08 Jan 2005

very cool.. alot to look at ^_^

George Wallis 08 Jan 2005

Justin love your work, great composition color highlights and imagination

Mark Peterson 08 Jan 2005

Your art makes us think, and thats what all great art does.