Morgan Wills

Siding, 202435 x 40cmPrice on Request

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This contemporary artwork depicts an urban landscape at dusk, with a striking contrast between the silhouetted buildings and the vibrant, colorful sky. The composition features a fox perched on a brick wall, its reddish-brown fur standing out against the dark foliage. The artist has employed a textured, almost cross-hatched technique, creating a sense of depth and atmosphere. This piece appears to be a striking commentary on the coexistence of nature and the built environment, highlighting the resilience of wildlife in an urban setting. ...

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Artist

Morgan Wills

B.1992, British

Morgan Wills works directly on his canvases, creating and building composition and subject matter over time. His paintings take on a 'story' through the process of making, with the relationships between figures and objects gaining substance and weight. There is an ambiguous feeling when looking at his work: we are in the middle of a scene, yet it is detached from us. Wills' use of bright colours and bold shapes is at first glance light and amusing - but through the use of repetition, gesture and the absurd, Wills manages to address the existential fears inherent in the human condition and alludes to the anxieties in the creative process itself. ...