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Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
51.2x76.8in
About this artwork
This painting presents a wild dump in the open air. It is made in acrylic in a "camouflage" style, which makes the painting border on abstraction. These are areas of color that are juxtaposed, creating the pattern. No "spot" of colors is the same, and the whole appears to be nothing. The viewer's gaze is lost in the interweaving of interwoven patterns. Up close, the clusters of color spots are abstract, so you have to step back to become aware of… the subject. It is therefore a metaphor for our current life. We don't really see the problem of recycling when we consume, but when we take a step back on our lifestyle, we realize the futility of our purchasing acts and become aware of this overconsumption.
Stephane Dillies’ paintings have been internationally exhibited, from France to Qatar. The artist, who lives and works in Brussels, takes photographs of trash he finds around the world and transforms them into paintings. The pieces are entitled using the GPS coordinates of the garbage. Oriented towards images of chaos, his art reflects modern landscapes which reveal the futility of society. A figurative painter, he also creates abstract works using oils and acrylics with successive layers of glazes.