Oil and acrylic on canvas.

33.50x30.50x2"

I'm interested in the simultaneous 2D and 3D qualities of polyhedra forms: when photographed, the shapes become flattened like line drawings, points of connection that stretch and change along with the camera's vantage. I've made woodcuts, tattoos, and collages that celebrate this shifting, flattening phenomenon. These paintings begin from this premise and depart by getting close and paying attention — indicating the subtle dimensionality and reflected light of the round stock material within these flattened two dimensional views, especially the compositions that are magnified and cropped.

Wooden frame.

Flat Space No. 7

Marina Claire

11,410.00

Painting

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