Peter Mcdonald

Software Study, 202350 x 70cmSign in to view price

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acrylic and acrylic gouache on canvasKate Macgarry

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Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This contemporary artwork features a vibrant, abstract composition of bold, geometric shapes in a variety of pastel colors. The central element is a gray laptop computer, which appears to be the focal point of the piece. The overall style is playful and whimsical, with the laptop being integrated into the surrounding abstract forms and patterns. The artist's intention seems to be exploring the relationship between technology, digital media, and the human experience in a visually engaging and conceptual manner. ...

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Artist

Peter Mcdonald

B.1973, Japanese

Peter McDonald was born in Tokyo in 1973 and lives and works in London and Tokyo. McDonald's paintings examine intricate aspects of human behaviour, gradually compiling an endless encyclopedia of images and scenarios. His use of intense colour and universal subject matter describes a realm which balances lucid realism with vivid distortions, filled with references to modern life such as iphones, queueing, fashion shows and cafés. His pictures investigate pictorial space by playfully exploring perspective and form. This heightened sense of reality is a means through which the artist articulates experience and meaning. ...