The administration of belief
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Information about this artwork
Medium: Collage of bar code paper cut-outs, acrylic paint and gloss paint on wood.
Dimensions: H40.5 W40.5 D3cm
Created: 12/07/19
- Ready to hang, intended to be displayed indoors only.
- Original collage painting, signed on the front, includes a Certificate of Authenticity.
- Ships in a securely packed cardboard box.
- 7 day return period if your not happy with your order.
Inspiration
The inspiration behind this collage painting comes from bar codes and spirituality. I wanted to combine both of these themes together to create a new interpretation. For me bar codes represent the administration of our society, from storing/categorising information about products we buy to the paper work we use to manage people. At times this can seem soulless/machine like although I guess it’s intention is to make things more manageable. Overlaying this I have created a space to enter, referencing religious imagery like entering into a spiritual space/ after life. For me how we shape and manage society is based on ideas and belief in them. However I would still like to leave room for interpretation, everyone has their own way of seeing and experiencing, and my view may not be other people’s view. I think it is good that everyone has their own view as we can all learn from each other.
The inspiration behind this collage painting comes from bar codes and spirituality. I wanted to combine both of these themes together to create a new interpretation. For me bar codes represent the administration of our society, from storing/categorising information about products we buy to the paper work we use to manage people. At times this can seem soulless/machine like although I guess it’s intention is to make things more manageable. Overlaying this I have created a space to enter, referencing religious imagery like entering into a spiritual space/ after life. For me how we shape and manage society is based on ideas and belief in them. However I would still like to leave room for interpretation, everyone has their own way of seeing and experiencing, and my view may not be other people’s view. I think it is good that everyone has their own view as we can all learn from each other.