The artwork features a vibrant color palette of warm oranges and reds, with bold brushstrokes and gestural marks creating a dynamic, abstract composition. The overall impression is one of energy and intensity, with intersecting lines and shapes suggesting a sense of movement and depth. The style appears to be influenced by mid-20th century abstract expressionism, with the artist employing expressive techniques to convey a visceral emotional response. While the subject matter is not immediately recognizable, the piece likely reflects the artist's personal exploration of themes or emotions through the medium of paint. ...
Vincent Hawkin's artistic practice ranges from oil on canvas or acrylic on cardboard to watercolour on paper and sculptural installations in folded paper.
Spontaneity and improvisation are crucial to the outcome of his work, which consists of free abstract compositions. Hawkin's recent painted sculptures are the result of the artist's continued use of limited resources and his vision of his works as elements that can be constructed and disassembled, reusing resources and materials. ...
