"When I was at art college I studied performance art, video, and installation. I was always more interested in questioning things, and painting being such a traditional medium, wasn't something I was very interested in. At some point I got frustrated with trying to be avant-garde and then flipped completely into painting, where I started questioning surfaces and means of painting. My early works were made using paint markers, aerosol, house paint and biro and I'd curve the edges of the board I painted onto as a way of questioning the normal 'square' shape of a canvas. By painting onto things I've found like cardboard boxes, book covers and now packages, I'm continuing to try and work outside of traditional means."
- Edition: 1/15
- Subject Matter: Pop Art
- Created: 2019
Other Work From G. S.
Personal collection of Pop-Art, Street-Art, and Graffiti.
Not for sale!
Work is available for Museums and/or Exhibitions as well as Scholarly and/or Scientific Projects.
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