The world keeps moving
India Ink on Cardboard
12x16in
$200
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Wayne Brown
United States
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- Featured in gallery curations
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Charcoal on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 12x16in
About this artwork
In this piece, I playfully blended the lines contrast of comics with the fluidity of impressionism and the energy of pop art. The dripping colors symbolize tears of suffering, and the horror of the ending of all life captured with a cosmic lament. This painting radiates a powerful, haunting energy, as it expresses fears of nuclear war, and great destruction.
I am Gen-X, and I remember things back in the eighties that gave us all a fear that the… world was going to be destroyed. I'm disturbed that the peace that was build to save us, did not last. So for me this an emotional flash back, of fear of the end of the world, and the war and destruction leaders around the world have placed us in.
This was a Monday art day, project I did this week, Focused off the before mentioned fears, and emotions. I decided to post it, because of the raw imagery in the composition and limited use of colors and the dripping effect that give sadness and fear of the image itself.
I am Gen-X, and I remember things back in the eighties that gave us all a fear that the… world was going to be destroyed. I'm disturbed that the peace that was build to save us, did not last. So for me this an emotional flash back, of fear of the end of the world, and the war and destruction leaders around the world have placed us in.
This was a Monday art day, project I did this week, Focused off the before mentioned fears, and emotions. I decided to post it, because of the raw imagery in the composition and limited use of colors and the dripping effect that give sadness and fear of the image itself.
Wayne Brown
United States
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
Wayne Brown is a painter, conceptual artist, digital artist, and visual artist whose unique background includes a lifelong passion for drawing, a degree in graphic design, and hard-won triumphs over adversity. His techniques are shape-shifting and fearless, borrowing from pop culture, impressionism, cubism, and surrealism, rendered with bold colors and a mix of wild abandon and self-aware logic. His art captures the full spectrum of human emotions—from dread to joy—inviting viewers into both the chaos and beauty of our shared, messy humanity.
Wayne Brown
Tears of the Apocalypse
$250
