Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 35.4x23.6in
About this artwork
Making ends meet as we orbit the sun. Again.
‘A man half dead’ portrays a man caught in a seemingly unescapable cycle. The days pass by, each indistinguishable from another. The keys on the keyboard have no symbols on them: a metaphor perhaps for needless complications, or of meaningless results.
The rat and two moths could well describe a world of decay and rot. However, they also reveal a warmth, a companionship amongst the species: we are all… in this together!
All of our lives are sad, but in the crannies, nestled amidst fears and anger, can be found a world, worlds in fact, of an enchanting complexity and of endless fascination . In this vast tapestry, we have the fortune to be threaded.
‘A man half dead’ portrays a man caught in a seemingly unescapable cycle. The days pass by, each indistinguishable from another. The keys on the keyboard have no symbols on them: a metaphor perhaps for needless complications, or of meaningless results.
The rat and two moths could well describe a world of decay and rot. However, they also reveal a warmth, a companionship amongst the species: we are all… in this together!
All of our lives are sad, but in the crannies, nestled amidst fears and anger, can be found a world, worlds in fact, of an enchanting complexity and of endless fascination . In this vast tapestry, we have the fortune to be threaded.
Rory Mitchell
Norway
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« Creating art is a necessity in my life. It allows me to communicate in the fullest manner, not bound by stumbled words or misinterpretations. »
Rory Mitchell is an experienced Norwegian artist who has participated in exhibitions and residencies in Norway and the UK. He balances a largely satirical tone - explorations of political agendas and the aligned engagement of whole populations - with a countering search for tranquility outside of these concerns. Primarily working with oil on canvas, he produces figurative paintings that showcase rich colour palettes and possess Expressionist undertones.