'TODAY' Artwork

'TODAY' Giclée Print on Canvas (+ 3 ins white border) The artwork is delivered with a signed and dated Certificate of Authenticity The work is filled with autobiographical references. The virtual interior is based on works by the British Pop Artist Richard Hamilton. TODAY might be seen as a Neo-Pop Art work. The image captures and references influences on my art practice. The passage of time, memory and aspects of art history combine in the making of a kind of self-portrait. The red curtain signals the unveiling of a stage set The shadow on the floor which features a young boy, with a bucket and spade, on his father’s shoulders, is, in fact, me and my eldest son pictured 30+ years ago – it references memory and the passage of time. The female ‘art-muse’ on the rhs of the scene is, in fact, my wife seen here – she represents Athena, the goddess of wisdom, art and war etc. The predominantly red artwork on the wall directly behind Athena is a work of mine called ‘The Primary Focal Point’. It references my love of Dutch 17th-century painting and how we look for meaning in a work of art. The image suspended across the corner of the room consists of virtual spaces in which objects and college students interact – the title of the work is ‘Vitruvian Kids’. I made the artwork as a cover image for an award winning college prospectus I designed. The image on the ceiling references space and time. The painting on the floor, propped up against the wall started life as a painting by the French artist David, called the ‘Death of Marat’. Here, the image has been adapted to contain a draped Greek Flag, the head of a sculpture of Alexander the Great replaces the head of Marat. Alexander holds a sheet of paper on which he has drawn a large X. The work is called ‘The Greek Vote’ and relates to the 2016 referendum to stay or leave the EU. The white dove references time, movement and sound in a scene in which everything else is frozen. On the wall in the space separating the two rooms is ‘Culture Show’. Based on Roxy Music’s ‘Country Life’ album cover, the two young women wear head covering garments representative of different religions. The scene in the other room is my own remaking of Marcel Duchamp’s Nude Descending a Staircase - my version features Nudes Descending a Staircase. The spiral staircase is overlooked by my portrait of Richard Hamilton called RIP RH. Hamilton was a promoter of Duchamp’s importance in 20th-century art developments. To view more, visit: http://www.coldwellandcoldwell.co.uk/neo-pop-artworks

Mixed Media:Digital on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:30 W x 22.5 H x 0.1 D in

Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.