Original artwork description:

The painting is a study from a movie still. The Impossible is a film which re-enacts the moment the Tsunami hit Thailand. It captures the moment the Mother is dragged under the water and for that split second, in a moment of serenity, is presented with a choice. The painting is grey-tone with a layer of cadmium yellow glaze on top - the colour yellow chosen symbolically and stands for optimism [psychology], counteracting the scene.

Adam has created a small series of these paintings which you will find on this site - each exploring this moment from different angles and close ups.

Materials used:

Oil Paint on Canvas

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#oil #figurative #painting #movie #canvas #study #still #adam #impossible #grose 

IMPOSSIBLE (Naomi Watts) (2013)

Oil painting 
by Adam Grose MA RWAAN

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The painting is a study from a movie still. The Impossible is a film which re-enacts the moment the Tsunami hit Thailand. It captures the moment the Mother is dragged under the water and for that split second, in a moment of serenity, is presented with a choice. The painting is grey-tone with a layer of cadmium yellow glaze on top - the colour yellow chosen symbolically and stands for optimism [psychology], counteracting the scene.

Adam has created a small series of these paintings which you will find on this site - each exploring this moment from different angles and close ups.

Materials used:

Oil Paint on Canvas

Tags:
#oil #figurative #painting #movie #canvas #study #still #adam #impossible #grose 
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My work currently explores fragility through layering and entropy. It responds to history, memory, the landscape and the human condition. These semi-abstract glimpses are drawn from observation when... Read more

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