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Original artwork description:
636 - LANGOUSTE. The Solitude of the Canned Animals is a series painted with acrylic colors and pastels on canvas. The pictorial language recalls the surrealist cartoon and pop style.
One day, looking at the drawing of the grazing cow on a can of tinned meat, I was surprised by the obvious thought that that box kept the remains of an animal, like a kind of small sarcophagus or a funeral urn.
And I thought that even those little spoils stolen from their world and life, locked up in the darkness of a jar, perhaps on a supermarket shelf, deserved to be celebrated with a little consideration and compassion.
These are small-format works, mounted in decorated vintage frames, in the style of certain collections of old family photos.
The frame is in gilded resin.
Materials used:
Canvas, acrylic paints, coloured pencils, coloured chalks
Tags:
#food #pop surrealism #lowbrow art #lobster #loneliness in #canned food #solitude of #langouste #le moschine636 - LANGOUSTE (2024) Acrylic painting
by Paolo Andrea Deandrea
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£148.77 Sold
- Acrylic painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 19 x 24 x 2.5cm (framed)
- Framed and ready to hang
- Signed on the back
- Style: Cartoon
- Subject: Animals and birds
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Original artwork description
636 - LANGOUSTE. The Solitude of the Canned Animals is a series painted with acrylic colors and pastels on canvas. The pictorial language recalls the surrealist cartoon and pop style.
One day, looking at the drawing of the grazing cow on a can of tinned meat, I was surprised by the obvious thought that that box kept the remains of an animal, like a kind of small sarcophagus or a funeral urn.
And I thought that even those little spoils stolen from their world and life, locked up in the darkness of a jar, perhaps on a supermarket shelf, deserved to be celebrated with a little consideration and compassion.
These are small-format works, mounted in decorated vintage frames, in the style of certain collections of old family photos.
The frame is in gilded resin.
Materials used:
Canvas, acrylic paints, coloured pencils, coloured chalks
Tags:
#food #pop surrealism #lowbrow art #lobster #loneliness in #canned food #solitude of #langouste #le moschine
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