The Scale of Justice
Oil on Wood
48x41in
$12,000
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Rob Wingrove
United States
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 40x30in
About this artwork
In Seasons of the Lobster, the creature rises not as a specimen, but as a sovereign. Framed by geometric divisions and a circular halo, the lobster becomes an emblem of endurance and evolutionary persistence.
Lobsters exhibit negligible senescence — they do not age in the way mammals do. That biological anomaly becomes metaphor here. The segmented background suggests shifting seasons and passing time, while the central figure remains steadfast,… almost regal.
This is not a naturalistic study. It is a meditation on survival, lineage, and the quiet triumph of ancient life.
Lobsters exhibit negligible senescence — they do not age in the way mammals do. That biological anomaly becomes metaphor here. The segmented background suggests shifting seasons and passing time, while the central figure remains steadfast,… almost regal.
This is not a naturalistic study. It is a meditation on survival, lineage, and the quiet triumph of ancient life.
Rob Wingrove
United States
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
Rob Wingrove, a painter with a BFA from the University of Minnesota, works primarily in oil paints but boldly incorporates mixed media such as glass beads, fishing lures, coins, and sand. His intricate surrealistic technique involves layering, glosses, and epoxy, creating multifaceted works that play with light and invite shifting perspectives as the viewer engages with them. Wingrove’s art explores the wonder of nature, ancient symbology, and humanity’s quest for meaning, offering emotionally resonant pieces that awe, inspire, and provoke thoughtful introspection.
Rob Wingrove's works are internationally collected, with pieces in Germany, Jamaica, China, and the USA.
Rob Wingrove's works are internationally collected, with pieces in Germany, Jamaica, China, and the USA.
Rob Wingrove
Seasons of the Lobster
$8,000
