Original artwork description:
This piece is a painting using charcoal and white acrylic paint on cardboard. The lines of the drawing has been scored into the cardboard reinforcing the lines of the construction. The image is taken in-situ from a construction site in Southampton City Centre back in 1993. The piece observes constructed surfaces, found objects (cardboard) and remaking into something more than what is was before.
Materials used:
Charcoal and White Acrylic on Cardboard
Tags:
#adam grose #cardborad #abstracting #abstraction #charcoal #construction #found objects #construction workers #fernand legerCONSTRUCTION (1993)
Painting
by Adam Grose MA RWAAN
19 Artist Reviews
£150 Sold
- Painting on Other
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 35 x 25 x 0.2cm (unframed) / 35 x 25cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the back
- Style: Organic
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
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Original artwork description
This piece is a painting using charcoal and white acrylic paint on cardboard. The lines of the drawing has been scored into the cardboard reinforcing the lines of the construction. The image is taken in-situ from a construction site in Southampton City Centre back in 1993. The piece observes constructed surfaces, found objects (cardboard) and remaking into something more than what is was before.
Materials used:
Charcoal and White Acrylic on Cardboard
Tags:
#adam grose #cardborad #abstracting #abstraction #charcoal #construction #found objects #construction workers #fernand legerReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (19)
This artwork is sold by Adam Grose MA RWAAN from United Kingdom
Adam Grose MA RWAAN
United Kingdom
About
Adam
Grose explores layering, memory, history, mythology and entropy
relating to 'Lost Generations'. He explores people lost to time and
history, revealing or reminding us of those who existed... Read more
