view additional image 1
View in a Room ArtworkView in a Room Background
This series was inspired by my first couple of years in Sydney. I was watching Sex & the City & found a similarity between New York & Sydney. Whilst they are very different cities, the TV show portrayed a similar landscape. In my initial years in Sydney, it was chaotic, dark yet colourful. I started painting this series in 2002 then pushed them aside for over a decade. In that time, they settled into their colour, creating depth & a maturity they didn't previously have. In 2018-2019, I finished the series by creating texture & manipulating the surface resulting in creating depth. I experimented with painting acrylic black paint on a wet white oil base. The black paint was a metaphor for how I felt at that time; I was there to stay but not sure how or where I fitted in. The black paint made its own path. I added clear silicone to the coloured areas to represented excitement. The line represents moving through the motions of life; settling in, finding a job, moving house & meeting new friends. Each piece in the series is a representation of my life at that time. Oil & acrylic on sealed MDF board.
This series was inspired by my first couple of years in Sydney. I was watching Sex & the City & found a similarity between New York & Sydney. Whilst they are very different cities, the TV show portrayed a similar landscape. In my initial years in Sydney, it was chaotic, dark yet colourful. I started painting this series in 2002 then pushed them aside for over a decade. In that time, they settled into their colour, creating depth & a maturity they didn't previously have. In 2018-2019, I finished the series by creating texture & manipulating the surface resulting in creating depth. I experimented with painting acrylic black paint on a wet white oil base. The black paint was a metaphor for how I felt at that time; I was there to stay but not sure how or where I fitted in. The black paint made its own path. I added clear silicone to the coloured areas to represented excitement. The line represents moving through the motions of life; settling in, finding a job, moving house & meeting new friends. Each piece in the series is a representation of my life at that time. Oil & acrylic on sealed MDF board.
This series was inspired by my first couple of years in Sydney. I was watching Sex & the City & found a similarity between New York & Sydney. Whilst they are very different cities, the TV show portrayed a similar landscape. In my initial years in Sydney, it was chaotic, dark yet colourful. I started painting this series in 2002 then pushed them aside for over a decade. In that time, they settled into their colour, creating depth & a maturity they didn't previously have. In 2018-2019, I finished the series by creating texture & manipulating the surface resulting in creating depth. I experimented with painting acrylic black paint on a wet white oil base. The black paint was a metaphor for how I felt at that time; I was there to stay but not sure how or where I fitted in. The black paint made its own path. I added clear silicone to the coloured areas to represented excitement. The line represents moving through the motions of life; settling in, finding a job, moving house & meeting new friends. Each piece in the series is a representation of my life at that time. Oil & acrylic on sealed MDF board.
This series was inspired by my first couple of years in Sydney. I was watching Sex & the City & found a similarity between New York & Sydney. Whilst they are very different cities, the TV show portrayed a similar landscape. In my initial years in Sydney, it was chaotic, dark yet colourful. I started painting this series in 2002 then pushed them aside for over a decade. In that time, they settled into their colour, creating depth & a maturity they didn't previously have. In 2018-2019, I finished the series by creating texture & manipulating the surface resulting in creating depth. I experimented with painting acrylic black paint on a wet white oil base. The black paint was a metaphor for how I felt at that time; I was there to stay but not sure how or where I fitted in. The black paint made its own path. I added clear silicone to the coloured areas to represented excitement. The line represents moving through the motions of life; settling in, finding a job, moving house & meeting new friends. Each piece in the series is a representation of my life at that time. Oil & acrylic on sealed MDF board.
This series was inspired by my first couple of years in Sydney. I was watching Sex & the City & found a similarity between New York & Sydney. Whilst they are very different cities, the TV show portrayed a similar landscape. In my initial years in Sydney, it was chaotic, dark yet colourful. I started painting this series in 2002 then pushed them aside for over a decade. In that time, they settled into their colour, creating depth & a maturity they didn't previously have. In 2018-2019, I finished the series by creating texture & manipulating the surface resulting in creating depth. I experimented with painting acrylic black paint on a wet white oil base. The black paint was a metaphor for how I felt at that time; I was there to stay but not sure how or where I fitted in. The black paint made its own path. I added clear silicone to the coloured areas to represented excitement. The line represents moving through the motions of life; settling in, finding a job, moving house & meeting new friends. Each piece in the series is a representation of my life at that time. Oil & acrylic on sealed MDF board.

74 Views

0

View In My Room

Original
Prints

Chaos 1 & the City Painting

Remine Kamine

Australia

Painting, Oil on Wood

Size: 35.4 W x 23.6 H x 0.2 D in

Ships in a Box

$850

Shipping included

14-day satisfaction guarantee

Trustpilot Score

74 Views

0

Artist Recognition
link - Artist featured in a collection

Artist featured in a collection

ABOUT THE ARTWORK

This series was inspired by my first couple of years in Sydney. I was watching Sex & the City & found a similarity between New York & Sydney. Whilst they are very different cities, the TV show portrayed a similar landscape. In my initial years in Sydney, it was chaotic, dark yet colourful. I started painting this series in 2002 then pushed them aside for over a decade. In that time, they settled into their colour, creating depth & a maturity they didn't previously have. In 2018-2019, I finished the series by creating texture & manipulating the surface resulting in creating depth. I experimented with painting acrylic black paint on a wet white oil base. The black paint was a metaphor for how I felt at that time; I was there to stay but not sure how or where I fitted in. The black paint made its own path. I added clear silicone to the coloured areas to represented excitement. The line represents moving through the motions of life; settling in, finding a job, moving house & meeting new friends. Each piece in the series is a representation of my life at that time. Oil & acrylic on sealed MDF board.

DETAILS AND DIMENSIONS
Painting:

Oil on Wood

Original:

One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:

35.4 W x 23.6 H x 0.2 D in

SHIPPING AND RETURNS
Delivery Time:

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

A multi-skilled artist – Painter, print-maker & photographer. After studying Fine Art in my hometown of Newcastle, I moved to Brisbane to develop my business marketing skills. Continuing my love to create, I subsidised my studies by making & selling mosaic & decorative mirrors on consignment via retail outlets & markets. Stoking the fire of my passion, I continued to create not only for myself but for the Brisbane community through street art murals. After finalising my Business/Marketing studies, I made the move to Sydney and began my marketing career. I continued to create whenever I could while working full time in global digital marketing. I love using both sides of my brain; I get to be creative in a technical way. I've reached a point where I can focus less on my marketing career & more on my art creation. I take in inspiration from around the world whenever I can. Inspired by Pop Art, music & New York art of the 80s, Picasso, Dali, Miro, Kandinsky & Klee also offer a feast for my imagination. My favourite place is my imagination. I see creativity as my therapy, it’s how I process life. I don’t like to draw or paint what my eyes see; I prefer to create what my imagination sees. My photographic abstraction technique allows me to do that with photography. No restrictions because creativity has no boundaries.

Artist Recognition
Artist featured in a collection

Artist featured by Saatchi Art in a collection

Thousands of 5-Star Reviews

We deliver world-class customer service to all of our art buyers.

Satisfaction Guaranteed

Our 14-day satisfaction guarantee allows you to buy with confidence.

Global Selection of Emerging Art

Explore an unparalleled artwork selection by artists from around the world.

Support An Artist With Every Purchase

We pay our artists more on every sale than other galleries.

Need More Help?

Enjoy Complimentary Art Advisory

Contact Customer Support

Related Searches

painting

red

blue

yellow

mixed media

black and white

contemporary

expression

abstract

green

modern

movement