SURREALIST ZOOLOGY LESSON #2: HYPPOCAMPUS Painting

The old Drawing/Painting dichotomy, more modern than the classic relationship between Color and Drawing, although parallel to it, made possible, and makes possible, countless creative and conceptual paths such as the death of Art and, consequently, of painting, as in Hegel, or as the disappearance of drawing as in American Abstract Expressionism. In the interval between these extremes an underlying dialogue remains possible, as it always has been. Drawing and Painting, sometimes complementary, sometimes antagonistic, sometimes indifferent, remain to this day as creative possibilities far from being exhausted. This work, from the series Surrealist Zoology Lessons, is the result of a dialogue between the drawing executed with Conté crayon and dry pastel and the painting produced with acrylic paint. From such a colloquy the observer can learn much.

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:36.2 W x 27.2 H x 0.8 D in

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