Capri
Capri revisits the swimmer as a portrait of self-contained pleasure. Feuerman presents a woman rising from an implied pool, eyes closed, one hand touching her shoulder while water beads across the skin. The partial figure avoids anecdote and concentrates attention on posture, surface and the sensation of a body just out of water. Developed across decades in resin and richly finished variants, including crystal and gold-leaf details, Capri shows how Feuerman can make a familiar poolside gesture feel ceremonial. This collection gathers Capri works and editions available through Markowicz Fine Art.
