Norman Hyams

Party (Small hexagon, yellow-Chinese vermilion), 202226 x 30cmSign in to view price

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This hexagonal artwork features a collage of disparate photographic elements, creating a striking visual juxtaposition. The composition combines vintage family portraits, household objects, and abstract patterns in a vibrant palette of black, white, and earthy tones. The fragmented and irregular arrangement of the elements reflects a surreal, dreamlike quality, challenging the viewer's perception of domestic and personal spaces. The artist's innovative use of the hexagonal format and unconventional collage techniques suggests a commentary on themes of memory, identity, and the fleeting nature of human experience. ...

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Artist

Norman Hyams

B.1966

The deeply personal works of Norman Hyams, transcend everyday experience to present an intimate vision of his creative process and unique artistic freedom. Having graduated from Chelsea College of Art in 2006, Hyams shunned the art world for over ten years, creating a powerful body of work unaffected by any external or commercial influences. Departing from personal narratives, and archival imagery of his closest relatives, the intriguing realities portrayed in his paintings are populated with characters elaborated in strokes that teeter softness and grotesqueness. A pictorial style seemingly disconnected from a sense of time and space. ...