Coming Together

Adam Stamp

Coming Together, 2023102 x 72cmSign in to view price
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Material
colored pencil on recycled paper
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This whimsical illustration, titled "The Act of Coming Together," features a vibrant character in a dynamic pose. The use of bold, contrasting colors and expressive brushstrokes create a playful, almost improvisational style. The central figure, dressed in a yellow jacket and patterned pants, appears to be in motion, interacting with a mysterious element represented by the looping line. The overall composition and the title suggest a narrative of connection, collaboration, or a shared experience. The artwork's distinctive style and emotive quality invite the viewer to engage with the piece and consider the artist's underlying intention. ...

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Adam Stamp
Artist
Adam Stamp
B.1985, American

Working primarily with sculpture and drawing, Adam Stamp creates decidedly social installations which encourage playful engagement with audiences. Stamp has developed an ongoing series of sculptures which emulate bars and domestic spaces, such as Slippery Slope at Aspen Art Museum and the little meander at O Town House, Los Angeles. Repurposing everyday objects such as trolley carts, bricks or timber, Stamp crafts these weirdly wonderful environments with absurd neon hues and concrete colour. All at once disruptive and enticing, these installations blur normative boundaries between gallery sites and social spaces. By resituating familial objects, these spaces extract both the zany fragments of the everyday, and the quieter, sombre moments within our lives. Stamp’s drawings operate within a similar emotional plane. Whilst exploring his base of Los Angeles or travelling further afield, the artist will collect various casual detritus such as napkins, matchboxes or menus. These ephemera form the basis for Stamp’s drawings as he combines silkscreens inspired by these gathered materials with highly detailed drawings. Motel letterheads might sit in conversation with an illustrative drawing of a nineteenth century figure, or a cocktail menu will meet a renaissance era tableau. This blending of adversarial components with masterful craftsmanship echoes a Pop art aesthetic, yet the intimacy and raw emotion conveyed within Stamp’s work separates him from the more external perspective of his predecessors. ...

Adam Stamp: Artworks
Coming Together
Adam Stamp
Coming Together, 2023
102 x 72cm
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