CYCLE OF LIFE
Acrylic, Chalk on Canvas
68x98in
$27,820
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Charlie Patton
United States
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Artist highlights
- Experienced Artist
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Other artworks by Charlie Patton
Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Pastel on Canvas
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 74x62in
About this artwork
Symbol of the Unknown
In general, the X symbol is used to denote something mysterious or unknown, meant to be solved. In algebra, we’re often asked to solve x as a variable or a value that’s not yet known. In the English language, it’s commonly used to describe something vague, such as Brand X, or to signify a mysterious person, such as Mr. X. In some contexts, it’s also used for confidential documents, thing, person, or place.
Symbol of the Known…
Sometimes, the X symbol is used for labeling specific locations or destinations on maps and meeting places, leading to the expression x marks the spot. In fiction, it’s commonly found on treasure maps, showing where the hidden treasure is buried. It can also be used to mark the place where skydivers should land, or where actors should be on a stage.
In general, the X symbol is used to denote something mysterious or unknown, meant to be solved. In algebra, we’re often asked to solve x as a variable or a value that’s not yet known. In the English language, it’s commonly used to describe something vague, such as Brand X, or to signify a mysterious person, such as Mr. X. In some contexts, it’s also used for confidential documents, thing, person, or place.
Symbol of the Known…
Sometimes, the X symbol is used for labeling specific locations or destinations on maps and meeting places, leading to the expression x marks the spot. In fiction, it’s commonly found on treasure maps, showing where the hidden treasure is buried. It can also be used to mark the place where skydivers should land, or where actors should be on a stage.
Charlie Patton
United States
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« I pursue the process of making art with fearless efforts to be original, and most importantly to be in love with art. »
Charlie Patton is an experienced American painter who has exhibited his work across California. He works in a variety of styles, including collage and mixed-media works alongside oil pigments. His work is inspired by and seeks to celebrate human connection, and it is Patton's hope that each viewer experiences an intuitive, visceral connection to his art. His overall artistic aesthetic displays poetic energy and interesting color combinations.
