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I'm working with some digital photographs of clouds. I like to create scenarios in my inner 6th-grader, where I can use stamps of aircraft falling from the sky. Like the genre of war movies, video games, sci-fi movies, and the like. I consider these paintings about human-caused destruction, which people seem to have a fascination with, something simultaneously beautiful and terrifying. I thought several years ago, during the Iraq War, when I was working with a similar theme, that the subject matter was limited, and I often searched ancient Greek art for validation. Unfortunately, in modern America, the death and destruction motif never seemed irrelevant since.
I'm working with some digital photographs of clouds. I like to create scenarios in my inner 6th-grader, where I can use stamps of aircraft falling from the sky. Like the genre of war movies, video games, sci-fi movies, and the like. I consider these paintings about human-caused destruction, which people seem to have a fascination with, something simultaneously beautiful and terrifying. I thought several years ago, during the Iraq War, when I was working with a similar theme, that the subject matter was limited, and I often searched ancient Greek art for validation. Unfortunately, in modern America, the death and destruction motif never seemed irrelevant since.
I'm working with some digital photographs of clouds. I like to create scenarios in my inner 6th-grader, where I can use stamps of aircraft falling from the sky. Like the genre of war movies, video games, sci-fi movies, and the like. I consider these paintings about human-caused destruction, which people seem to have a fascination with, something simultaneously beautiful and terrifying. I thought several years ago, during the Iraq War, when I was working with a similar theme, that the subject matter was limited, and I often searched ancient Greek art for validation. Unfortunately, in modern America, the death and destruction motif never seemed irrelevant since.
I'm working with some digital photographs of clouds. I like to create scenarios in my inner 6th-grader, where I can use stamps of aircraft falling from the sky. Like the genre of war movies, video games, sci-fi movies, and the like. I consider these paintings about human-caused destruction, which people seem to have a fascination with, something simultaneously beautiful and terrifying. I thought several years ago, during the Iraq War, when I was working with a similar theme, that the subject matter was limited, and I often searched ancient Greek art for validation. Unfortunately, in modern America, the death and destruction motif never seemed irrelevant since.

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The Last Thing I Saw Before My Eyeballs Were Incinerated, #2 Painting

Charles R Kiss

United States

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 67 W x 69 H x 1.5 D in

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I'm working with some digital photographs of clouds. I like to create scenarios in my inner 6th-grader, where I can use stamps of aircraft falling from the sky. Like the genre of war movies, video games, sci-fi movies, and the like. I consider these paintings about human-caused destruction, which pe...

Year Created:

2020

Subject:

Nature

Styles:

Abstract

, 

Dada

, 

Expressionism

, 

Modern

, 

Surrealism

 

Mediums:

Acrylic

, 

Oil

, 

Canvas

 

Medium:

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Rarity:

One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:

67 W x 69 H x 1.5 D in

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Not Applicable

Frame:

Not Framed

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Certificate is Included

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I enjoy painting a bridge between my consciousness, my memories, and the material world. To me, they are all the same thing. Thank you for visiting my page, I hope you enjoy it. For repeat visitors: you're presence has been very encouraging over the years, I think it's been like ten, thank you very much.

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