'Dreaming Morpheus', 2013
In this body of work I explore a process that removes the pigment from the capillaries of flower petals, replacing the pigment with highly purified water leaving only the skeletal fibres and structural veins visible.
I believe it takes more courage to paint a simple landscape that it does to hang a side of beef in a gallery, this act of bravery is evident by the presentation of such an instantly recognisable subject and then to present it in an entirely new way. Originality is paramount even with something as common place as a rose.
C-Type print, mounted to polished aluminium
Editions of 10 in 60 x 60cms, 100 x 100cms & 140 x 140cms
2 Artists Proofs
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'Vitreous Love'
2012
In this body of work I explore a process that removes the pigment from the capillaries of flower petals, replacing the pigment with highly purified water leaving only the skeletal fibres and structural veins visible.
I believe it takes more courage to paint a simple landscape that it does to hang a side of beef in a gallery, this act of bravery is evident by the presentation of such an instantly recognisable subject and then to present it in an entirely new way. Originality is paramount even with something as common place as a rose.
C-Type print, mounted to polished aluminium
Framed behind ArtGlass AR in deep maple wood.
Editions of 10 in 60 x 60cms, 100 x 100cms & 140 x 140cms
2 Artists Proofs
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'Untitled 0602', 2012
In this body of work I explore a process that removes the pigment from the capillaries of flower petals, replacing the pigment with highly purified water leaving only the skeletal fibres and structural veins visible.
I believe it takes more courage to paint a simple landscape that it does to hang a side of beef in a gallery, this act of bravery is evident by the presentation of such an instantly recognisable subject and then to present it in an entirely new way. Originality is paramount even with something as common place as a rose.
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'Cærulei Aurum', 2012
In this body of work I explore a process that removes the pigment from the capillaries of flower petals, replacing the pigment with highly purified water leaving only the skeletal fibres and structural veins visible.
I believe it takes more courage to paint a simple landscape that it does to hang a side of beef in a gallery, this act of bravery is evident by the presentation of such an instantly recognisable subject and then to present it in an entirely new way. Originality is paramount even with something as common place as a rose.
C-Type print, mounted to polished aluminium
Editions of 10 in 60 x 60cms, 100 x 100cms & 140 x 140cms
2 Artists Proofs
'Untitled 2105', 2012
In this body of work I explore a process that removes the pigment from the capillaries of flower petals, replacing the pigment with highly purified water leaving only the skeletal fibres and structural veins visible.
I believe it takes more courage to paint a simple landscape that it does to hang a side of beef in a gallery, this act of bravery is evident by the presentation of such an instantly recognisable subject and then to present it in an entirely new way. Originality is paramount even with something as common place as a rose.
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'Untitled 3541'
2012
In this body of work I explore a process that removes the pigment from the capillaries of flower petals, replacing the pigment with highly purified water leaving only the skeletal fibres and structural veins visible.
I believe it takes more courage to paint a simple landscape that it does to hang a side of beef in a gallery, this act of bravery is evident by the presentation of such an instantly recognisable subject and then to present it in an entirely new way. Originality is paramount even with something as common place as a rose.
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'Untitled 2-2140, 2012.
In this body of work I explore a process that removes the pigment from the capillaries of flower petals, replacing the pigment with highly purified water leaving only the skeletal fibres and structural veins visible.
I believe it takes more courage to paint a simple landscape that it does to hang a side of beef in a gallery, this act of bravery is evident by the presentation of such an instantly recognisable subject and then to present it in an entirely new way. Originality is paramount even with something as common place as a rose.
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Alexander James
'Untitled 3-0623', 2012
In this body of work I explore a process that removes the pigment from the capillaries of flower petals, replacing the pigment with highly purified water leaving only the skeletal fibres and structural veins visible.
I believe it takes more courage to paint a simple landscape that it does to hang a side of beef in a gallery, this act of bravery is evident by the presentation of such an instantly recognisable subject and then to present it in an entirely new way. Originality is paramount even with something as common place as a rose.
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'Untitled 2885', 2012
In this body of work I explore a process that removes the pigment from the capillaries of flower petals, replacing the pigment with highly purified water leaving only the skeletal fibres and structural veins visible.
I believe it takes more courage to paint a simple landscape that it does to hang a side of beef in a gallery, this act of bravery is evident by the presentation of such an instantly recognisable subject and then to present it in an entirely new way. Originality is paramount even with something as common place as a rose.
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'Untitled 5-2764'
2012
In this body of work I explore a process that removes the pigment from the capillaries of flower petals, replacing the pigment with highly purified water leaving only the skeletal fibres and structural veins visible.
I believe it takes more courage to paint a simple landscape that it does to hang a side of beef in a gallery, this act of bravery is evident by the presentation of such an instantly recognisable subject and then to present it in an entirely new way. Originality is paramount even with something as common place as a rose.
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'Untitled 5-2824, 2012
In this body of work I explore a process that removes the pigment from the capillaries of flower petals, replacing the pigment with highly purified water leaving only the skeletal fibres and structural veins visible.
I believe it takes more courage to paint a simple landscape that it does to hang a side of beef in a gallery, this act of bravery is evident by the presentation of such an instantly recognisable subject and then to present it in an entirely new way. Originality is paramount even with something as common place as a rose.
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'Untitled 1947', 2012
In this body of work I explore a process that removes the pigment from the capillaries of flower petals, replacing the pigment with highly purified water leaving only the skeletal fibres and structural veins visible.
I believe it takes more courage to paint a simple landscape that it does to hang a side of beef in a gallery, this act of bravery is evident by the presentation of such an instantly recognisable subject and then to present it in an entirely new way. Originality is paramount even with something as common place as a rose.
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'Untitled 0603', 2012
In this body of work I explore a process that removes the pigment from the capillaries of flower petals, replacing the pigment with highly purified water leaving only the skeletal fibres and structural veins visible.
I believe it takes more courage to paint a simple landscape that it does to hang a side of beef in a gallery, this act of bravery is evident by the presentation of such an instantly recognisable subject and then to present it in an entirely new way. Originality is paramount even with something as common place as a rose.
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'Untitled 0026', 2012
In this body of work I explore a process that removes the pigment from the capillaries of flower petals, replacing the pigment with highly purified water leaving only the skeletal fibres and structural veins visible.
I believe it takes more courage to paint a simple landscape that it does to hang a side of beef in a gallery, this act of bravery is evident by the presentation of such an instantly recognisable subject and then to present it in an entirely new way. Originality is paramount even with something as common place as a rose.
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