Cream kiss

Title: Cream Kiss

Artist: Fair Fab
Medium: Digital Collage, Mixed Media on Canvas
Dimensions: 100 × 180 cm
Year: 2024

Artistic Description

In Cream Kiss, Fair Fab composes a visual fugue of feminine identity and emotional resonance. Three overlapping silhouettes of a woman's profile are filled with turbulent collages of paint, street textures, handwritten words, and abstract symbology—each one distinct, yet interwoven, like variations of the same whispered secret.

The repetition is not redundancy, but rhythm. Fab uses the silhouette as a canvas of contradictions—softness and chaos, sensuality and resistance. The title “Cream Kiss” evokes sweetness, intimacy, and a near-edible tenderness, but the interior landscapes of the figures hint at inner storms and fragmented memory.

This piece captures the tension between how femininity is framed externally and how it is felt internally. Identity here is not singular, but layered, refracted, multiplied.

Curator’s Note

Cream Kiss reads like a love song sung in three harmonies. Fair Fab’s ability to balance bold emotion with lyrical restraint allows each viewer to project their own story into the silhouettes. Are these three stages of one woman? Three women echoing one experience? Or three ways to kiss—metaphorically or literally?

The background is void—pure white—emphasizing that what matters is within. Fab’s technique, layering chaotic fragments within clean outlines, becomes a visual metaphor for how women often carry complex worlds beneath curated surfaces.

As curator, I see Cream Kiss as a feminist prism—quietly radical and profoundly tender.