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PJ Riley
United Kingdom
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They Thought I Was Sleeping ; But I Had Turned Myself Into An Eagle!
Acrylic, Collage on Paper
14x20in
$1,190
Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Pen on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 20x30in
About this artwork
Only trees transcend human generations …ghosts cavort at dusk under the giant Banyan tree at the old house at Turtleback drive , Grenada ...not knowing that their time has already passed . The piano key shadow plays their favourite tune though the only sound is the sea behind and the only light comes from the fireflies dancing .
The vibrant pinks and deep blacks express a lively but mysterious energy, capturing a community caught between joy and… longing. It’s a dance of connection and separation, inviting you to feel the pulse of life and the unspoken stories beneath. This work breathes warmth and intrigue into any space.
The vibrant pinks and deep blacks express a lively but mysterious energy, capturing a community caught between joy and… longing. It’s a dance of connection and separation, inviting you to feel the pulse of life and the unspoken stories beneath. This work breathes warmth and intrigue into any space.
PJ Riley
United Kingdom
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
PJ Riley is a thinker who paints contemporary symbolic paintings exploring duality, collective humanity, and the tension between opposing forces through stark, minimal forms and high-contrast composition.
Through simplified figures, raised hands, shadowed forms, and stark black-and-white compositions, he explores the tension between unity and division, silence and voice, light and shadow.
An artist whose work explains something important about modern humanity; the world, the future, humbled in the context of what it means to be a father, son, partner and brother whilst all the time remaining true to oneself.
Through simplified figures, raised hands, shadowed forms, and stark black-and-white compositions, he explores the tension between unity and division, silence and voice, light and shadow.
An artist whose work explains something important about modern humanity; the world, the future, humbled in the context of what it means to be a father, son, partner and brother whilst all the time remaining true to oneself.
PJ Riley
Pink Tree Ghosts
$1,390
