Windblown ice skaters

Joshua Raz

Windblown ice skaters, 202260 x 110cmSign in to view price
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This contemporary artwork features a surreal, dreamlike composition of abstracted forms and colors. The canvas is dominated by a rich, earthy palette of browns, greens, and blues, with scattered white dots suggesting a starry sky or underwater bubbles. The central figure appears to be a whimsical, humanoid creature swimming or floating in a mysterious, ethereal environment. The artist's use of textured brushwork and unconventional shapes creates a sense of fluidity and movement, inviting the viewer to ponder the work's symbolic or narrative meanings. The piece likely reflects the artist's personal vision and exploration of the subconscious realm. ...

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On thin ice
Artist
Joshua Raz
B.1993

Joshua Raz works mostly with oil on canvas, his paintings are marked by a complex interweaving of images and lines. The figures in his paintings are depicted either as merging into the surrounding landscape or serving as a connection between two levels of the landscape's strata, resulting in a sense of instability. Through the use of spliced landscapes and distorted perspectives, Raz questions the reliability of two-dimensional images and seeks to subvert their authority through a process of reinterpretation. Raz's paintings also embody a history of visual imagination, much like the land holds countless forgotten stories buried beneath the surface. He addresses a cultural change where the emphasis has shifted from placing importance on external facts to valuing individual emotions as a means of defining reality. By depicting different characters experiencing the same moment within the same landscape, Raz explores the impact of individual experiences on one's internal representation of a place. "As an artist who includes people within my work, I hope that my paintings hint at anthropological peculiarities," Raz says. ...

Joshua Raz: Artworks
On thin ice (Reprise)
Joshua Raz
On thin ice (Reprise), 2022
180 x 135cm
On thin ice
Joshua Raz
On thin ice, 2022
150 x 110cm
On thin ice
Joshua Raz
On thin ice, 2021
165 x 165cm
Sink In
Joshua Raz
Sink In, 2022
80 x 110cm
Windblown ice skaters
Joshua Raz
Windblown ice skaters, 2022
60 x 110cm
Decathect
Joshua Raz
Decathect, 2021
60 x 50cm
Painters Painting Paintings
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St Albans

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