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Oscar Murillo

(untitled) news, 2020190 x 170cmSign in to view price
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oil, oil stick, graphite and spray paint on canvas and linenCarlos/Ishikawa
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The painting features a bold, abstract composition of vibrant colors and dynamic brushstrokes. The canvas is dominated by swirling, fiery red and orange hues that create a sense of turbulent movement and energy. Contrasting with these intense colors are patches of soft blue and white, evoking a sense of depth and atmosphere. The overall impression is one of raw, expressive power, with the artist's gestural techniques and unconventional use of materials contributing to the work's bold, contemporary aesthetic. The piece reflects the artist's intention to capture the raw, emotional essence of the natural world through a highly abstracted and personal visual language. ...

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Oscar Murillo
Artist
Oscar Murillo
B.1986, Colombian

Oscar Murillo’s work is situated – or perhaps un-situated and unfixed – within the notion of cultural and geographical displacement. Through the scope of his own biography, ancestry and migratory passage, Murillo traces mercantile histories, contemporary trade procedures and the global exchange of people and goods. With the context of capitalism, globalisation, neoliberalism and trade seeping into every brushstroke or sculpture made from corn and clay, the realisation of Murillo’s artworks is an act of labour and accumulation which mirrors its own subject matter. His dynamic paintings are a representation of a layering process, of cumulative mark-making that can be considered a documentation of their own conception and an archive of the artist’s relationship with his materials. ...

Oscar Murillo: Artworks
(untitled) catalyst
Oscar Murillo
(untitled) catalyst, 2018
260.05 x 254.97 x 3.5cm
Collective conscience 
Oscar Murillo
Collective conscience , 2019
(untitled) surge
Oscar Murillo
(untitled) surge, 2022
75 x 90cm
(untitled) news
Oscar Murillo
(untitled) news, 2020
190 x 170cm
manifestation
Oscar Murillo
manifestation, 2020
350 x 480cm
manifestation
Oscar Murillo
manifestation, 2020
115 x 95cm
surge (poetics of flight)
Oscar Murillo
surge (poetics of flight), 2021
73.5 x 54.5 x 3.8cm
(untitled) ethics & aesthetics
Oscar Murillo
(untitled) ethics & aesthetics, 2020
190 x 200cm
(untitled) surge
Oscar Murillo
(untitled) surge, 2019
240 x 330cm
Carlos/Ishikawa
Gallery
Carlos/Ishikawa
London

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