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Landscape Painting

Adam R Grose MA RWAAN

United Kingdom

Painting, Acrylic on Paper

Size: 12.9 W x 8.9 H x 0.4 D in

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This is a painting buuilt up with many layers of acrylic paint added on top of one another. Symbols and shapes are created through the use of masking tape, maskin gareas to receive colour paint. The layers are inspired by various scenes and experiences from the local landscape in somerset, UK. The layers are built up over time, from a ferw days to a few weeks, allowing the image to evolve over time, before gradually rubbing back through the use of sanding blocks to reveal previous layers, each layer interacting with the previous and latest, creating an image that explore entropy and the wear and tear or weathering seen in the landscape on rocks, buildings, landmarks etc. The painting is difficult to photograph. I have scanned it, and had to try and colour correct. I will take some daylight images to add as well.

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Painting:Acrylic on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:12.9 W x 8.9 H x 0.4 D in

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My work currently explores fragility through layering and entropy. It responds to history, memory, the landscape and the human condition. These semi-abstract glimpses are drawn from observation when travelling, gathering images through sketching, photography and my memory. Paintings are layered over time as expressive moments of colour, line, print, masking, text, scrawled marks and memory. These form multi-layered paintings that are sanded back, revealing sections from the previous layers, now interacting with one another as a memorialised glimpsed journey. These journeys are inspired by research I’ve pursued from 2013-16. When attending residencies in Cyprus and Spain, I began re-exploring my relationship with the landscape; local and national histories; mythology; geology; pigments; various visiting cultures, their religions, and entropy. These ideas eventually lead to an interest in the effects of imperialism (2017), slavery (2018), lost generations (2019), the suffragette and civil rights movements (2020—21), other obscured histories and the culturally ignored (2022-present). Many aspects of these intersect and juxtapose with one another within my work, expressing memorial observations of history and landscape. These seek to enable an opportunity to investigate and explore previously obscured histories, through this form of landscape painting. ​ *********************** Adam has travelled around the world delivering workshops and attending residencies in India, Mexico, Spain and Cyprus. His work exists in many collections around the world including Taiwan, Australia, USA, UK, France, Monaco, Italy, Czech Republic, Germany and includes commissioned work for the Malaca Instituto in Malaga and The World Reimagined with the globe titled 'Legacy: Echoes in the Present'. Grose runs a variety of workshops based on painting and printmaking, grounded in drawing skills and observation. He is a committee member of Go Create, an Artist Network member of the Royal West of England Academy in Bristol and a member of Axisweb.

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