Cherry Tree

Kat Lyons

Cherry Tree, 2021121.9 x 91.4cmPrice on Request
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oil on canvasPilar CorriasLondon
Description
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The painting showcases a striking blend of vibrant colors and captivating textures. The composition features a lush, twisted tree dripping with large, crimson cherries that stand out against the moody, shadowy backdrop. The artist employs a surreal, almost dreamlike style, highlighted by the delicate, flowing branches and the rich, velvety tones of the cherries. The overall effect evokes a sense of mystery and enchantment, inviting the viewer to ponder the deeper symbolism or narrative behind this visually stunning work. ...

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Kat Lyons
Artist
Kat Lyons
1991

Kat Lyons’ (b. 1991, Louisville, Kentucky) practice explores the complexities of earthly life to question the limitations of human categorisation and understanding. Her compositions aim to transcend anthropocentric realities to welcome the natural world as a force of agential and moral significance. Presenting her subjects across various planes of existence, Lyons challenges normative frameworks of perception. Her theatrical vignettes of animals and insects are wrought with an eeriness that is indicative of the anxiety and grief materialised amongst non-humans living in the Anthropocene. Her recent exhibition looked at the intersection of category, labour and grief, and how the categorisation of animals determines survival, in relation to the existing eco-capitalist system. Through her work, the artist challenges the normalisation of this emotion, suggesting instead, that it is not a defect to be remedied. On the farm, facing grief offers the chance to combat the harmful systems that leave animal husbandry often irresponsibly managed. ...

Kat Lyons: Artworks
Earthward Love
Kat LyonsEarthward Love, 2021Price on Request
Colostrum (Bloodline)
Kat LyonsColostrum (Bloodline), 2021Price on Request
A Winter Womb
Kat LyonsA Winter Womb, 2021Price on Request
Orchard (Monoculture)
Kat LyonsOrchard (Monoculture), 2021Price on Request
Seams of the Interior
Kat LyonsSeams of the Interior, 2021Price on Request
Cherry Tree
Kat LyonsCherry Tree, 2021Price on Request
Barren as the Belly (Night Offering)
Kat LyonsBarren as the Belly (Night Offering), 2022Price on Request
Pendulum Sun
Kat LyonsPendulum Sun, 2022Price on Request
A Hill is a Home is a Mountain
Kat LyonsA Hill is a Home is a Mountain, 2021Price on Request
Crossing
Kat LyonsCrossing, 2021Price on Request
Allegory of the Raging Sun
Kat LyonsAllegory of the Raging Sun, 2022Price on Request
The Candler (Incubation)
Kat LyonsThe Candler (Incubation), 2021Price on Request
Egg of Paracelsus
Kat LyonsEgg of Paracelsus, 2021Price on Request
Shepherd
Kat LyonsShepherd, 2022Price on Request
Pilar Corrias
Gallery
Pilar Corrias
London, London

Pilar Corrias Gallery is a contemporary art gallery owned by Pilar Corrias. The 3,800 square foot gallery in London's Fitzrovia, designed by Rem Koolhaas, is made up of two exhibition spaces, located in the heart of London's West End. Pilar Corrias opened a second London gallery space at 2 Savile Row in July 2021, designed by London and Oslo-based architect firm Hesselbrand. Since its inception, the gallery has worked with emerging and established artists with the central aim of allowing their work to grow both in terms of production of new projects and the making of new exhibitions. Pilar Corrias now represents a total of thirty-two international artists, two-thirds of whom are female. ...