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Collage, Glass on Glass
Size: 22.8 W x 31.9 H x 1.6 D in
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Mixed Media on Mirror A Collage was created with mirror tiles, mirror shards and mirror shape butterflies broken in two. This has then been painted with acrylics including metallic and overlaid with gold leaf. Acrylic medium on the mirror has created some strange phenomena. A reflection of oneself is not really visible. The self is somewhat obliterated. This work appears different in various light and is very much affected by its environment. The painting is very heavy due to it being painted on a mirror but comes ready to hang. I am happy to provide a full personal analysis of the meanings and associations in this painting as much as I am aware of them, should you decide to purchase it.
Original Created:2014
Subjects:Abstract
Collage:Glass on Glass
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:22.8 W x 31.9 H x 1.6 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:Not applicable
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Larain Briggs, a British painter, embraces a multi-disciplinary approach in her artistic practice. Born in 1960 and raised in Kent before relocating to London, Briggs currently resides on the East Coast, where she is engaged in doctoral studies in fine art at the University of East London. Inspired by Jungian concepts, her work establishes profound dialogues with the unconscious, employing transformative processes to facilitate individuation. Grounded in Jungian theory, Briggs perceives the contemporary world, marked by radical shifts in philosophy, religion, science, and art, as an archetypal apocalypse, wherein humanity collectively confronts a global catastrophe of uncertain magnitude. Guided by a sense of awe and apprehension towards the escalating complexity of the digital realm, her research delves into the meta-crisis and the digital sublime. Influenced by artists such as Anselm Kiefer and Bill Viola, who share a similar conceptual foundation, as well as theorists Huston Smith and Simon Morely, Briggs' artistic exploration unfolds within a rich tapestry of diverse influences. Briggs' painting is imbued with the influence of digital media, incorporating elements of AI, VR, and photomanipulation to shape its content. Briggs expands her creative practice by venturing into installation, video, and assemblage, interrogating the boundaries between frame, surface, and three-dimensional space. Drawing inspiration from the works of artists Sarah Sze and Matthew Ritchie, she delves into the intricacies of these artistic dimensions. This multidimensional approach enriches the depth and scope of her artistic expression. Briggs' artistic journey commenced with a Bachelor of Arts degree in fine art from Camberwell College of Arts in the 1980s. Since then, she has extensively exhibited her work, augmenting her practice through immersive studies in Computer Aided Visualisation, Art Education, Psychology, and Art Therapy. These educational pursuits, pursued at institutions such as Goldsmiths, the University of East Anglia, and the Institute for Art in Therapy and Education, have contributed to the evolution of her artistic practice, imbuing it with diverse perspectives and methodologies.
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