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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Wood
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 4x4in
About this artwork
The focus of this painting and this series is the background clutter of subconscious thought that draws connections with and informs our conscious thought.
He has used (almost) every image, of interest to him, anything he could find from any source. Email, Internet, magazines, newspapers, videos, and photos have all informed and influenced the work. This is the same information we encounter on a daily basis living in a western society. The constant… bombardment of changing images can trigger thoughts that can direct our minds and influence our decisions, affect our moods and take us mentally to places we were not prepared to go. When we reach a conclusion the origins of the thought or idea are often forgotten.
These paintings represent a remembering of the forgotten thoughts that happened between point A (the conception of a thought) and point B (the conclusion of a thought).
He has used (almost) every image, of interest to him, anything he could find from any source. Email, Internet, magazines, newspapers, videos, and photos have all informed and influenced the work. This is the same information we encounter on a daily basis living in a western society. The constant… bombardment of changing images can trigger thoughts that can direct our minds and influence our decisions, affect our moods and take us mentally to places we were not prepared to go. When we reach a conclusion the origins of the thought or idea are often forgotten.
These paintings represent a remembering of the forgotten thoughts that happened between point A (the conception of a thought) and point B (the conclusion of a thought).
Matthew Schofield
Canada
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
« A picture = 1000 words. »
Matthew Schofield is an artist based in Canada whose paintings have been exhibited in England. In his artistic practice, he creates many smaller pieces that reference "little moments". However, when Schofield has made several such compositions, they turn into a series that evolve into larger works of art. He most often employs oils on canvas.