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Peter Horvath
Canada
Artist highlights
- Major permanent collection
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Printing : Hybrid on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 24x20in
- Edition : All editions sold (5 / 5)
- Artist's proof : 2
About this artwork
Pigment print on 300gsm matt surface paper, beautifully rendered with rich, saturated colour. All paper sizes include 2 inch white border around the print for framing.
"Channel Surf" is part of the larger body of work titled 'Interventions'. In this series, Horvath deconstructs images from his archive of 20th Century magazines, cutting and pasting fragments out of their intended frame of reference, creating hyper-real, imagined, colour saturated… environments. While his imagery is sourced from material that was originally conceived to impact influence (such as mid-century advertisements) it is collaged with the intent of removing the initial context and reason, creating optimistic narratives informed by childhood memories.
"Channel Surf" is part of the larger body of work titled 'Interventions'. In this series, Horvath deconstructs images from his archive of 20th Century magazines, cutting and pasting fragments out of their intended frame of reference, creating hyper-real, imagined, colour saturated… environments. While his imagery is sourced from material that was originally conceived to impact influence (such as mid-century advertisements) it is collaged with the intent of removing the initial context and reason, creating optimistic narratives informed by childhood memories.
Peter Horvath
Canada
Credentials
- Major permanent collection
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
« The images of the people I choose for these portraits have a strength and vitality - I place them among the wreckage of crumbling, entropic elements, suggesting nothing lasts forever. »
Peter Horvath is a Canadian multimedia and collage artist, whose collages manipulate and rework images drawn from popular culture. His collage and assemblage pieces combine elements invoking an improvisational jazz-like cacophony inspired by contemporary imagery, street art, and modern-day culture.
