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Jeremy Lawson

Hunt, 2023152.4 x 121.92cmPrice on Request
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oil on canvasHarper's
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This vibrant abstract painting presents a lively composition of bold, expressive colors. The canvas is filled with a dynamic interplay of warm hues, including fiery reds, vivid yellows, and deep oranges, punctuated by cool blues and greens. The layered brushstrokes create a textured, almost organic surface, suggesting a sense of movement and energy. The overall style reflects a contemporary, abstract expressionist approach, with the artist's spontaneous and gestural application of paint conveying a powerful emotional and sensory experience. This artwork likely stems from the artist's desire to explore the expressive potential of color and the inherent beauty of the painting medium itself. ...

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Everyone at a Time (Dove)
Artist
Jeremy Lawson
B.1980

Jeremy Lawson primarily works with oil paints on canvas, although he began his career as a conceptual sculptor. Working with everyday materials such as sandbags and steel, Lawson’s earlier works examined issues surrounding property, climate and the environment. His paintings, however, have not lost this critical sensibility. His process involves the impulsive characteristics of action painting, while he simultaneously seeks to fulfil the aesthetic needs of each piece. Rejecting the use of tools, Lawson uses his hands to apply wet pigment to the canvas, with only thin pieces of palette paper separating his touch from the surface. This self-imposed restraint gives way to amorphous figures, gestural slippages and smudges. Loose figurative elements emerge from the recursive layers of paint, but patchworks of concrete colors dominate most pieces. In his own words he must “break the piece and rework it for the painting to come into its own”, seeking to establish an equilibrium and harmony between his own intuition and the painting’s own direction. Fragments of Abstract Expressionism, Surrealist Automatism and Art Brut surface in his oeuvre, yet Lawson’s fascination with the fruitful potential of creative destruction paves the way for rousing new work. ...

Jeremy Lawson: Artworks
Everyone at a Time (Dove)
Jeremy LawsonEveryone at a Time (Dove), 2022Price on Request
R & R & R
Jeremy LawsonR & R & R, 2022Price on Request
Sluggo
Jeremy LawsonSluggo, 2022Price on Request
Hunt
Jeremy LawsonHunt, 2023Price on Request
Ways and Means 5
Jeremy LawsonWays and Means 5, 2023Price on Request
Harper's
Gallery
Harper's
New York City