Trepanning: Tyrant destroyed

Justin Fitzpatrick

Trepanning: Tyrant destroyed, 202080 x 70 x 70cmSign in to view price
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bois, résine, laine wood, resin, woolPublic Gallery
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Artist
Justin Fitzpatrick
B.1985, Irish

Justin Fitzpatrick works across the mediums of painting, sculpture and text. His recent figurative paintings and sculptures draw on the tradition of metaphysic conceit poetry, where an analogy is set up between a metaphysical quality and a physical object. The more far-fetched the relationship is between the two terms, for example in John Donne’s ‘The Flea’, the more ornamental and imaginative the poem becomes. By highlighting this distance between two terms, and the creative energy used to connect them, our attention is focussed on the performative power of metaphor itself and how it transforms reality. Subjects of Fitzpatrick’s work include an expanding collection of archetypal characters viewed through the lens of class and sexuality: the chef, the waiter, the monk, the construction worker and the police officer. ...

Justin Fitzpatrick: Artworks
B monument
Justin FitzpatrickB monument, 2021
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Urine Console 1
Justin FitzpatrickUrine Console 1, 2023
195 x 60 x 14cm
Urine Console 2
Justin FitzpatrickUrine Console 2, 2023
195 x 60 x 14cm
Deee-Lite Dendrite
Justin FitzpatrickDeee-Lite Dendrite, 2023
119 x 142.5cm
Drainpipe Analyst
Head Press
Justin FitzpatrickHead Press, 2023
80 x 39 x 56cm
Neuron
Justin FitzpatrickNeuron, 2023
50 x 17 x 9cm
Phobic Interior
Justin FitzpatrickPhobic Interior, 2019
143 x 93cm
Drainpipe Analyst
Justin FitzpatrickDrainpipe Analyst, 2023
140 x 110 x 2.6cm
Dee-Lite Dendrite
Justin FitzpatrickDee-Lite Dendrite, 2023
110 x 140 x 2.6cm
Chemotaxis
Justin FitzpatrickChemotaxis, 2022
123 x 63 x 3cm
Trepanning: Tyrant destroyed
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Public Gallery
London

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