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"I started exploring this painting abstractly at the end of 2019; putting canvas on panels. joining panels together, building layers and layers of oil paint into a highly textured surface. I listen to the news on NPR during the day. By December the reports of China ravaged by the novel coronavirus, later Covid19, began to be more frequent. At some point in January it occurred to me to scrape away some of the paint I had layered and as I continued to work what seemed like a face began to emerge. I was reminded of the skull we had been asked to paint as students and so I proceeded to work in that direction. Looking back, I wouldn't say that this painting was about the global zoonotic pandemic of 2020, however as Ezra Pound said 'artists are the antenna of society.' The piece is custom framed and ready to hang.
"I started exploring this painting abstractly at the end of 2019; putting canvas on panels. joining panels together, building layers and layers of oil paint into a highly textured surface. I listen to the news on NPR during the day. By December the reports of China ravaged by the novel coronavirus, later Covid19, began to be more frequent. At some point in January it occurred to me to scrape away some of the paint I had layered and as I continued to work what seemed like a face began to emerge. I was reminded of the skull we had been asked to paint as students and so I proceeded to work in that direction. Looking back, I wouldn't say that this painting was about the global zoonotic pandemic of 2020, however as Ezra Pound said 'artists are the antenna of society.' The piece is custom framed and ready to hang.
"I started exploring this painting abstractly at the end of 2019; putting canvas on panels. joining panels together, building layers and layers of oil paint into a highly textured surface. I listen to the news on NPR during the day. By December the reports of China ravaged by the novel coronavirus, later Covid19, began to be more frequent. At some point in January it occurred to me to scrape away some of the paint I had layered and as I continued to work what seemed like a face began to emerge. I was reminded of the skull we had been asked to paint as students and so I proceeded to work in that direction. Looking back, I wouldn't say that this painting was about the global zoonotic pandemic of 2020, however as Ezra Pound said 'artists are the antenna of society.' The piece is custom framed and ready to hang.
"I started exploring this painting abstractly at the end of 2019; putting canvas on panels. joining panels together, building layers and layers of oil paint into a highly textured surface. I listen to the news on NPR during the day. By December the reports of China ravaged by the novel coronavirus, later Covid19, began to be more frequent. At some point in January it occurred to me to scrape away some of the paint I had layered and as I continued to work what seemed like a face began to emerge. I was reminded of the skull we had been asked to paint as students and so I proceeded to work in that direction. Looking back, I wouldn't say that this painting was about the global zoonotic pandemic of 2020, however as Ezra Pound said 'artists are the antenna of society.' The piece is custom framed and ready to hang.
"I started exploring this painting abstractly at the end of 2019; putting canvas on panels. joining panels together, building layers and layers of oil paint into a highly textured surface. I listen to the news on NPR during the day. By December the reports of China ravaged by the novel coronavirus, later Covid19, began to be more frequent. At some point in January it occurred to me to scrape away some of the paint I had layered and as I continued to work what seemed like a face began to emerge. I was reminded of the skull we had been asked to paint as students and so I proceeded to work in that direction. Looking back, I wouldn't say that this painting was about the global zoonotic pandemic of 2020, however as Ezra Pound said 'artists are the antenna of society.' The piece is custom framed and ready to hang.
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The Inside Game Painting

Jeb Knight

United States

Painting, Oil on Canvas

Size: 17.4 W x 23.5 H x 1.6 D in

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"I started exploring this painting abstractly at the end of 2019; putting canvas on panels. joining panels together, building layers and layers of oil paint into a highly textured surface. I listen to the news on NPR during the day. By December the reports of China ravaged by the novel coronavirus, later Covid19, began to be more frequent. At some point in January it occurred to me to scrape away some of the paint I had layered and as I continued to work what seemed like a face began to emerge. I was reminded of the skull we had been asked to paint as students and so I proceeded to work in that direction. Looking back, I wouldn't say that this painting was about the global zoonotic pandemic of 2020, however as Ezra Pound said 'artists are the antenna of society.' The piece is custom framed and ready to hang.

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Size:17.4 W x 23.5 H x 1.6 D in

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Originally from Portland, Maine, Jeb Knight is a multidisciplinary artist, designer, and entrepreneur. His work has been seen in galleries, on stage, on billboards, in flash sales, in print and by tens of millions of viewers on social media. He has worked as a designer and art director in entertainment, retail, and technology—from award-winning off-Broadway theatre companies such as The York Theatre and Second Stage to e-commerce destinations like Fab.com As a practicing visual artist his work stands astride the digital and analog divide, applying formal techniques with cutting-edge technology. Working across mediums and incorporating chance operations, his work examines an array of contemporary issues ( i.e. consumerism, urbanization, sexuality, privacy, masculinity) through found and appropriated imagery—attempting to bridge the gap between digital and physical, between online and in person.

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