Tabletop No. 1
Tabletop No. 1

Lisa Milroy

Tabletop No. 1, 2014139.5 x 212.5cmSign in to view price
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oil on canvasKate Macgarry
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The artwork depicts an array of household and personal items scattered across a table against a backdrop of a hazy, urban skyline. The dominant colors are shades of gray, white, and muted tones, creating a pensive and contemplative atmosphere. The composition draws the viewer's attention to the diverse assortment of objects, ranging from cosmetic products to electronic devices, suggesting a commentary on modern consumerism and the accumulation of material possessions. The realistic yet slightly surreal depiction, combined with the stylized cityscape, reflects the artist's unique blend of realism and symbolism, inviting the audience to ponder the deeper significance of our material-driven society. ...

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Lisa Milroy
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Tabletop No. 1
Lisa Milroy
Tabletop No. 1, 2014
139.5 x 212.5cm
Kate Macgarry
Gallery
Kate Macgarry
London

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