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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Metal
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 4.5x6in
About this artwork
This is a painting of a photograph of a bat in a natural history museum in Mumbai, India. The source image was taken using a Light 16 camera that has 16 separate lenses to capture a broader depth of field and has a flat surface that can be placed directly against glass or windows to minimize reflection and glare.
It is painted on mylar in an impasto style that shows each brush stroke and creates an active surface to the painting. It is part of… an ongoing series about the randomness of inspiration and discovery.
The paintings are based loosely on the theory of situationism where human personality is viewed as a function of response. The images of a place or thing represent unique responses to a situation or surroundings (all we are is what we see).
This was made as a grouping of five separate panels and can be purchased in the original configuration upon request (if all works are still available).
It is painted on mylar in an impasto style that shows each brush stroke and creates an active surface to the painting. It is part of… an ongoing series about the randomness of inspiration and discovery.
The paintings are based loosely on the theory of situationism where human personality is viewed as a function of response. The images of a place or thing represent unique responses to a situation or surroundings (all we are is what we see).
This was made as a grouping of five separate panels and can be purchased in the original configuration upon request (if all works are still available).
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.