Taylor Simmons

20th Century, 202350.8 x 45.7 x 2.8cmSign in to view price

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oil, spray paint on canvasPublic Gallery

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork showcases a dynamic interplay of colors, textures, and shapes. Prominent features include the bold strokes of deep browns and blacks contrasted with vibrant splashes of red, evoking a sense of depth and movement. The composition appears to be a somewhat abstract representation, with recognizable elements blending into an expressive and textured surface. The artist's technique suggests a powerful and gestural approach, potentially employing a variety of painting methods to create this emotive and visceral piece. The overall context suggests a work that explores the raw, primal, and expressive qualities of the medium, reflecting the artist's unique vision and creative sensibilities. ...

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Artist

Taylor Simmons

B.1990

Taylor Simmons' practice incorporates painting, printmaking and drawing to create predominantly figurative works that centre on the emotional and physical essence of the contemporary lives he depicts. His process stems from his archive of compulsively collated imagery, which merge and manifest in his canvases through loose lines, gestural marks, fluorescent washes and erasure –– scraping the paint away to reveal abstract details. By gathering and layering fragments of what is around him, his work creates a reflection of who he is and what he sees: a face, a pose, a moment, weaving them together as a means to question why they meant something in the first place. ...