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United Kingdom
Painting, Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 39.4 W x 31.1 H x 0 D in
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This piece was inspired by a folk song by Townes Van Zandt. This is reflected in the text that reads "If I needed you, would you come to me? Would you come to me for to ease my pain?". After undergoing a traumatic breakdown of a 6 year relationship the artist Zoe bleeds emotion onto the canvas, poeticising feelings of hurt, loss, and naivety. In processing hard to swallow emotions Zoe retreats into a protective childlike style with quotes like "Tiger striped skylines keep me safe from strangers that wanna take my soul". The artist leaks confessions of childhood abandonment and parental estrangement with the line "Help, my mother has gone missing!!!". A second child like reference, is noticable in the top right corner where the piece reads "The sky is closed. You can't go - Hamster stay", this is a desperate dialogue between the artist and a pet - for fear of being left anymore alone in her state. Finally in the lower centre of the piece reads the cutting line "It hurt like fire and splinters - The blue of romantic doom" as Zoe describes the pain at the end of a playful young relationship and nods to the ex-couples attachment to Blues music. She finishes the text element with a quick egocentric line "She is a sight, and a treasure" as she reflects on her worth via the view of the men in her life that admire her physical form as she abandons feeling for ego, in an attempt to make it through the breakup in one piece. The abstract linework and expressive mark making convey more childlike action as well as deep heavy marks of impulse and pain. There is a reoccurring opening in the painted frame in Zoe's paintings, the artist believes this is an escape from the reality of the feelings being expressed within the frame, and exit route. Zoe bases the composition on that of a classic landscape, skyline split, to convey a brutal emotional landscape. This piece is available only on loose canvas and can be framed on receipt by the buyer.
Painting:Acrylic on Canvas
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:39.4 W x 31.1 H x 0 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:No
Packaging:Ships Rolled in a Tube
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Zoe Palmer is a multidisciplinary artist born and schooled in Birmingham, United Kingdom. With a background in Fashion Design and conceptual art, she moved to London to study Fashion Design at the prestigious Westminster University, under a platinum scholarship. Interested in exploring new mediums, Zoe began studying Digital Arts at the Goldsmiths University of London where she explored digital media and fine art critical theory and completed a thesis focusing on animality in contemporary art practice - through which Zoe explores the field of human ecology and what it means to be human through her visceral and raw art practice. Zoe is currently pursuing an experimental abstract expressionist painting and writing practice in London that focuses on unconscious artistic energy, emotional confessionary writings, and naive style mark-making and drawing.
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