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Vertical analogue cut and paste collage. Requires framing to be properly displayed. Elements include geometry, furniture, oriental rugs, curtains, doorway and interior architecture Palette is predominantly blac and white with accents of orange, blue and red. Societal turmoil and psychological restlessness bring me to collage which is destructive in that things are ripped out, cut up and Frankensteined together. In the ensuing malaise a fantastic… mess of debris litters the studio floor but on the collage itself a new order is generated and I assiduously focus on cordoning space; Cubist space wherein multiple views facet, fragment, fold and foment. Disparate elements remain foreign refusing to integrate. At best there is a palpable tension animating the image, a tension between the illusion of space vs. the physical fact of the flat picture plane sculpted in shallow relief; collage
Shelton Walsmith is an American artist who currently resides in Brooklyn, New York. Working across a variety of media, he describes his work as lyrical abstraction. Walsmith believes that art should not just record the past but instead be a flashpoint that reignites with every new encounter.