Sand Dunes Meet a Graveyard of Whitebait

James Owens

Sand Dunes Meet a Graveyard of Whitebait, 202330 x 40cmSign in to view price
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oil on canvasNewchild Gallery
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The artwork features a striking contrast of vibrant colors and textures. The canvas is dominated by a deep, almost ethereal purple hue, with swirling patterns and splatters that suggest a sense of movement and energy. Interspersed among the purple are pops of turquoise, creating a visually dynamic and captivating composition. The overall effect is one of depth and complexity, with the artist's use of layered and textured brushstrokes adding to the artwork's tactile quality. While the subject matter is not immediately recognizable, the piece evokes a sense of mystery and emotional resonance, hinting at the artist's intention to provoke contemplation and interpretation from the viewer. ...

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Artist
James Owens
British

James Owens' work delicately balances figuration and abstraction, delving into repetition while featuring an experimental style that incorporates a rich variety of brush strokes and mark-making techniques. Through his ethereal works, Owens presents outdoor settings teeming with flora and fauna, as well as patchwork-like backgrounds that pervade his artworks, inviting viewers to explore deep interior worlds, all the while keeping the ultimate outcome shrouded in mystery. In his works, Owens seamlessly blends memory, heritage, contemporary culture, and imagination, weaving entirely new narratives that flourish in moments of ambiguity. Viewers are introduced to a world of outsiders infatuated with the unknown, eager to believe in something more. Owens conjures imagined landscapes and figures deeply engaged in the acts of searching and experiencing, achieved through a wide range of painting techniques, allowing abstracted elements to fade and form within the canvas. ...

James Owens: Artworks
Sand Dunes Meet a Graveyard of Whitebait
James Owens
Sand Dunes Meet a Graveyard of Whitebait, 2023
30 x 40cm
Legs
Newchild Gallery
Gallery
Newchild Gallery
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