Original artwork description:

Gabriel says that there was once a train operator that would smoke a pipe. He would light it with matches, and these he would throw on the ground. Eventually when there were enough matches on the floor he'd put them in the train's fire. However, one day, upon just having been thrown in the fire, the matches grew tired of being burnt up. And so they formed a crow and flew away.

Materials used:

Acrylic, sticks, fire, and glue on 190g/m 115 lb Acrylic Paper mounted on board.

Tags:
#acrylic #bird #animals #wood #fire #crow #story #matches #burnt #match #burn #sticks #charred wood #stick 
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The Burnt Crow (2015)

Collage 
by Gabriel Böhmer

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£120

  • Collage on Paper on board
  • One of a kind artwork
  • Size: 21.01 x 29.69 x 0.1cm (unframed) / 21.01 x 29.69cm (actual image size)
  • Signed on the front
  • Style: Abstract
  • Subject: Animals and birds

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Gabriel says that there was once a train operator that would smoke a pipe. He would light it with matches, and these he would throw on the ground. Eventually when there were enough matches on the floor he'd put them in the train's fire. However, one day, upon just having been thrown in the fire, the matches grew tired of being burnt up. And so they formed a crow and flew away.

Materials used:

Acrylic, sticks, fire, and glue on 190g/m 115 lb Acrylic Paper mounted on board.

Tags:
#acrylic #bird #animals #wood #fire #crow #story #matches #burnt #match #burn #sticks #charred wood #stick 
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Originally from Switzerland, Gabriel Böhmer is a UK based artist and filmmaker interested in memory, and dreams. His practice draws on fleeting thoughts to build a narrative of the subconscious.... Read more

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