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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Oil on Wood
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 17x12in
About this artwork
oil, plastic, wood and assorted confectionery
ca.2016-19
Georgia O'Keefe once said "Nothing is less real than realism, Details are confusing, It is only selection - by elimination and by emphasis that we get at the real meaning of things".
My work is inspired by the feeling of attraction and an admiration for history; our surroundings are always changing - the environment we live in is fragile and ephemeral in nature. The pure beauty of geometric… shapes and the vivid color of the manmade landscape appear to me universal and abstract. As the years pass the world changes and transforms and the shapes and physicality and what we see with our eyes will soon become vague memories.
Composing a painting is an effort to capture this changing story.
ca.2016-19
Georgia O'Keefe once said "Nothing is less real than realism, Details are confusing, It is only selection - by elimination and by emphasis that we get at the real meaning of things".
My work is inspired by the feeling of attraction and an admiration for history; our surroundings are always changing - the environment we live in is fragile and ephemeral in nature. The pure beauty of geometric… shapes and the vivid color of the manmade landscape appear to me universal and abstract. As the years pass the world changes and transforms and the shapes and physicality and what we see with our eyes will soon become vague memories.
Composing a painting is an effort to capture this changing story.
Stephen Nolan
Ireland
Credentials
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
« I examine the tensions that are present in the built environment that surrounds us. »
Stephen Nolan is an established multimedia artist based in Ireland who has exhibited his work throughout the UK, Ireland and France. Especially influenced by the Expressionist movements of the pre-war period and the aesthetic of European Fauvism, he employs similar bold colour and expressive form to explore ideas such as life and death, memory and history, architecture and society. His approach shifts from collage to oil on canvas and wood, and he maintains a balanced aesthetic signature throughout it all.