Road to the Big Smoke
Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
28x41in
$2,250
Framing
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Nicholas Broughton
Australia
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 47.2x61in
About this artwork
This painting was sparked by a moment of pure mischief, a memory of bodies moving freely, unselfconsciously, like characters in a dream where logic takes a holiday.
I hope viewers feel amused, intrigued, maybe even a little unsettled. The goal isn’t to explain, but to invite curiosity, to let the eye wander and the mind invent stories. It’s a piece that rewards playful interpretation and resists tidy conclusions.
I leaned into abstraction and distortion… to break the rules of anatomy and realism because this isn’t about bodies, it’s about energy. The bold colours and exaggerated forms create rhythm and tension, while the surreal style allows each figure to become a symbol: of joy, awkwardness, rebellion, or connection. It’s a visual playground, where emotion leads and logic follows.
I hope viewers feel amused, intrigued, maybe even a little unsettled. The goal isn’t to explain, but to invite curiosity, to let the eye wander and the mind invent stories. It’s a piece that rewards playful interpretation and resists tidy conclusions.
I leaned into abstraction and distortion… to break the rules of anatomy and realism because this isn’t about bodies, it’s about energy. The bold colours and exaggerated forms create rhythm and tension, while the surreal style allows each figure to become a symbol: of joy, awkwardness, rebellion, or connection. It’s a visual playground, where emotion leads and logic follows.
Nicholas Broughton
Australia
Credentials
- Works on commission
Nicholas Broughton is a self-taught painter deeply influenced by his artistic family background. He employs bold, abstract, and expressive techniques, combining vibrant contrasting colors, geometric patterns, and figurative forms that capture rhythmic movement and intimate connections. His cityscapes and Favela series transform dense urban layouts into lively visual choreographies, inviting viewers into a world brimming with poetic humanity. His art strives to evoke atmosphere and emotion, encouraging an immediate, visceral response from anyone who encounters his work.
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