Wild Salmon, spaghetti in red sauce and peas

Calvin Marcus

Wild Salmon, spaghetti in red sauce and peas, 202226.5 x 19.5cmSign in to view price

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glazed ceramicLo Brutto Stahl

Description

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The artwork features a solitary figure standing in a minimalist, white-walled space. The composition is striking, with the person's dark silhouette contrasting sharply against the plain background. The focal point is a small, abstract red sculpture affixed to the wall, drawing the viewer's attention. The artwork seems to explore themes of isolation, contemplation, and the relationship between the human form and its surrounding environment. The artist's intention may be to provoke introspection and encourage the viewer to consider their own place within a sparse, almost clinical setting. ...

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Artist

Calvin Marcus

B.1988, American

When people describe his paintings as “absurd”, Calvin Marcus notes that such description is produced out of the feeling that “there shouldn’t be paintings like his”. A floating coca-cola next to an elephant, gigantic nipple on a grass, a naked woman-mountain and cows stretching over the horizon, Marcus’s large paintings are extremely bold in both colour and depiction. The artist is interested in confrontation, with his audience, with an artistic persona, as well as logical parameters of painting as a medium. Stripped of unnecessary detail and drowning in the sea of colour, Marcus’s works are open spaces of unnerving meaning unconnected to one another. Born in 1988 in San Francisco and now based in LA, Marcus creates dazzling uncomfort that strikes directly at his viewer’s subjectivity. Written by Goldsmiths CCA ...

Calvin Marcus: Artworks

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123.19 x 245.11 x 12.7cm

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158.12 x 202.56cm

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114.94 x 153.04cm

Calvin MarcusUntitled, 2021

114.94 x 153.04cm

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114.94 x 153.04cm

Calvin MarcusFilthy Couple, 2020

200.66 x 257.81cm

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114.3 x 152.4cm

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159 x 202cm

Calvin MarcusSphinx, 2020

258 x 201cm

Calvin MarcusFish Lamp, 2020

250 x 70 x 40cm

Calvin MarcusFish Lamp - desk, 2019

57 x 32cm

Calvin MarcusUntitled, 2020

10 x 26 x 26cm

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11 x 26 x 20cm

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28.5 x 17cm

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25.5 x 18cm

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59 x 73.8cm

Calvin MarcusDead Soldier, 2018

258 x 200.6cm

Calvin MarcusUntitled, 2022

61.5 x 76cm

Calvin MarcusUntitled, 2022

29.84 x 38.1cm

Calvin MarcusAutomatic Drawing #6, 2014

122 x 244cm

Gallery

Lo Brutto Stahl

Paris

Lo Brutto Stahl is a contemporary art gallery founded in 2023, with locations in Paris and Basel. The gallery presents a dynamic program that alternates between solo and group exhibitions, featuring both emerging and established artists. Their exhibitions often explore complex themes and engage with various mediums, reflecting a commitment to innovative and thought-provoking artistic practices.

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