Signs of the times
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Information about this artwork
Medium: Collage of newspaper-cutouts, white gloss paint, gloss, acrylic paint on canvas.
Dimensions: H80 W80 D3.7cm
Created: 13/7/2020
- Ready to hang, intended to be displayed indoors only.
- Original collage painting, signed on the back, includes a Certificate of Authenticity.
- Ships in a securely packed cardboard box.
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Inspiration
A memory captured in time "Signs of the times" in which I am living through.
This collage painting was created in response to the coronavirus pandemic, civil unrest and political issues, this is all captured in the newspapers of that time. I cut out these newspaper images and assembled them onto the canvas. For me newspapers present a memory of the times we live in but it also provokes images and words to grab the readers attention. In some ways it is chaotic and full of different kinds of human behaviour and emotions.
I then created this circle with a black on the outside to pull the eye into the space. Its also a signal of belief, or way of crossing over into another space or time. I was thinking that perhaps I should add more layers of colour to the surface but I realised I liked the simplicity.
A memory captured in time "Signs of the times" in which I am living through.
This collage painting was created in response to the coronavirus pandemic, civil unrest and political issues, this is all captured in the newspapers of that time. I cut out these newspaper images and assembled them onto the canvas. For me newspapers present a memory of the times we live in but it also provokes images and words to grab the readers attention. In some ways it is chaotic and full of different kinds of human behaviour and emotions.
I then created this circle with a black on the outside to pull the eye into the space. Its also a signal of belief, or way of crossing over into another space or time. I was thinking that perhaps I should add more layers of colour to the surface but I realised I liked the simplicity.