Rumored to be the Melsbeth Station Entrance
Acrylic on Canvas
36x24in
$2,990
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David A. Kurtz
United States
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Artist highlights
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 36x36in
About this artwork
We are all watching, and we are all being watched. A comment on the culture of social media, Infinite Page Views began as a question I couldn't stop asking: what happens to sacred imagery in an age of endless scrolling? The central figure resembles that of a saintlike figure featured in centuries of devotional pieces, but she exists now in the same cultural cadence as a viral post, a trending moment, a fleeting click.
Spirituality and vanity are… not often blended throughout history, but perhaps the internet just collapsed the distance between them. The bright, unmodulated color commands attention, the way so much of contemporary life insists on being seen, whether or not anyone is truly looking. The title is both aspiration and accusation. For an image, infinite page views is the ultimate unattainable dream. For a human being, it could end up being closer to a nightmare.
Spirituality and vanity are… not often blended throughout history, but perhaps the internet just collapsed the distance between them. The bright, unmodulated color commands attention, the way so much of contemporary life insists on being seen, whether or not anyone is truly looking. The title is both aspiration and accusation. For an image, infinite page views is the ultimate unattainable dream. For a human being, it could end up being closer to a nightmare.
David A. Kurtz
United States
Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
David Kurtz, an Oklahoma-born, San Francisco-based painter, began his journey in the arts honing skills under local artists and at Weitzenhoffer College of Fine Arts. His Neo-Expressionist style, inspired by the likes of Basquiat and Rauschenberg, employs vigorous and improvisational lines with a distinctive matte effect, creating layers of depth and texture. Through his creations, themes such as civil rights, and religious influence laced with dark humor are navigated, aiming to stir a mix of discomfort and amusement in viewers.
David A. Kurtz
Infinite Page Views
$4,980
