约翰·索斯尼(John Sonsini)是美国著名的表现主义画家,1950年出生于美国纽约的罗曼区,1975年毕业于加州州立大学,长期从事肖像(人物)画创作,尤其以描绘拉丁裔移民打工者而闻名。在当下这个流动的中国,在这个都是建筑工地,都是来自农村的打工仔的现实中,约翰·索斯尼的创作,对关注当前城市问题的画家——尤其关注下层打工仔命运(或“三农”)的画家,无疑具有很好的参考价值和启示意义。拉丁表情:无根的漂泊在圣巴巴拉亚诺拉尼(Yanonali)街,经常可以看到一些靠墙而立、正在苦等工作机会的拉丁裔劳工。索斯尼把他们中的一些人带到自己的画室,付给他们比建筑工更高的薪水,在平等的交谈中,为他们画像,并且在作品完成之后,让这些模特在画布背面签名。索斯尼尊重并且无比同情他的模特。事实上,他从来不把这些并不专业的模特当成模特,也尽量不让他的对象感到自己是模特。在画室里,他希望他们依然能够保持那种鲜活的 John Sonsini is a famous American expressionist painter. He was born in the Roman district of New York in 1950 in the United States. He graduated from California State University in 1975 and has long been involved in the portraits of portraits (portraits), especially depicting Latino immigrants Known for migrant workers. In the present mobile China, where all the construction sites are rural wage earners, John Sosney’s work paints on current urban issues - with particular attention to the fate of wage earners at the bottom (or “Three Rural ”) painter, no doubt has a good reference value and inspiration. Latin Expression: Rootless Drift On Yanonali Street in Santa Barbara, you can often see Latino workers standing by the wall and waiting for job opportunities. Sosney brought some of them to his studio, paid them salaries that were higher than the builders, portrays them in equal conversations and, after the work is done, has the models sign on the back of the canvas. Sosny respected and extremely sympathetic to his model. In fact, he never regarded these non-professional models as models, and tried not to make his subjects feel like models. In the studio, he hopes they will still be able to maintain that kind of freshness