Samantha Roth

Cactus Smuggler (Is this your Card), 2023109 x 72.4 x 3.5cm6500 USD

Details

MaterialGalleryLocation

black gesso, colored pencil on paperPublic GalleryLondon

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This vibrant contemporary artwork depicts a figure in a colorful, abstract suit against a dark background. The composition features bold, gestural brushstrokes in a vibrant palette of blues, greens, and purples, creating a visually striking and dynamic effect. The subject matter is ambiguous, with the figure appearing as a ghostly, ethereal presence. The artist's distinctive technique, combining painterly abstraction with subtle figurative elements, conveys a sense of ethereality and mystery, inviting the viewer to contemplate the symbolic or emotional significance of the piece. ...

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Artist

Samantha Roth

Samantha Roth’s work thoroughly explores the boundaries of drawing, recognizing it as not only a medium for visual communication but also, a sphere for sculptural potential. In her drawings, Roth carefully prepares the surface with black gesso, creating both a stage and a dreamlike world for her art to unfold. The resulting drawings, marked by their familiarity, oddity, and extensive detail, draw viewers in with delicate layers of precisely applied colored pencil. The pieces showcased in her solo exhibition, 'Duplex,' for instance, spring from everyday experiences — an overheard conversation through a wall, phrases gleaned from texts, encounters during teaching, observations made on a walk, or nuances noted in her studio. Literature holds a pivotal role in Roth’s practice, interpreting each body of work like a collection of short stories. Repeating themes echo, expansive moments are condensed, and particular details connect one drawing to the next, continuously inviting the viewer to reflect on their personal relationship with the varied facets of her work. ...