Original artwork description:

Paradise in a bag!
Hot ‘n’ Spicy is a Surrealist piece that portrays a number of realities and a number of states of mind. This plurality, this uncertainty of an absolute definition, is an undercurrent in most people’s lives.
The painting depicts a woman anticipating a brief moment of respite. The snack she is holding offers a morsel of joy, triggering thoughts perhaps of a faraway world or a happier moment in time.
In contrast, the background describes an external upheaval. The repeated pattern appears to be barely holding on to its symmetry. A reflection maybe of a world in turmoil or a disquiet mind.

Materials used:

Oils

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#portrait #sky #water #food #moon #mountains #expressionism #surrealism #fish #trees 

Hot 'n' Spicy (2021) Oil painting
by Rory Mitchell

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Paradise in a bag!
Hot ‘n’ Spicy is a Surrealist piece that portrays a number of realities and a number of states of mind. This plurality, this uncertainty of an absolute definition, is an undercurrent in most people’s lives.
The painting depicts a woman anticipating a brief moment of respite. The snack she is holding offers a morsel of joy, triggering thoughts perhaps of a faraway world or a happier moment in time.
In contrast, the background describes an external upheaval. The repeated pattern appears to be barely holding on to its symmetry. A reflection maybe of a world in turmoil or a disquiet mind.

Materials used:

Oils

Tags:
#portrait #sky #water #food #moon #mountains #expressionism #surrealism #fish #trees 
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I am a Scottish artist now settled in Norway. I have exhibited widely since graduation from Edinburgh College of Art in 1999, including shows in Dubai, Paris and Oslo.... Read more

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