Edward Thomasson

Sinkhole, 2021Price on Request

Details

Material

graphite, watercolour and coloured pencil on paper

Description

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This contemporary artwork depicts a surreal scene with a dreamlike quality. The visual elements feature muted pastel colors and abstracted human figures, conveying a sense of introspection and emotional exploration. The subject matter appears to represent the human experience, with figures in contemplative poses surrounded by an enigmatic, floating vessel. The artistic style employs a distinct illustrative technique, utilizing clean lines and soft, organic forms to create an ambiguous, open-ended narrative. The context of this piece suggests the artist's intention to explore the complexities of the human condition through a visually striking and thought-provoking composition. ...

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Artist

Edward Thomasson

1985 , British

Edward Thomasson works in performance, play, video and drawing to navigate the intricacy of social and sexual interaction. Embracing personal and interpersonal dilemmas in his films and performances, the artist draws on the techniques of storytelling and musical theatre and, in particular, the latter's ability to connect the interior experience with the exterior representation. Thomasson’s subtle ink and watercolours on paper depict humans and bodies in social predicaments at awkward angles. His collaborative projects with artist Lucy Beech explore the social potential of a performative action outside traditional theatre spaces. Engaging with trained and untrained performers and often incorporating a live construction of sound, their choreographed performances resemble therapeutic games and cultivate safe spaces while simultaneously subverting social standards. ...

Edward Thomasson: Artworks

Edward ThomassonSinkhole, 2021Price on Request