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Medium: Mixed media on canvas
Dimensions (H/W/D): 102 by 102 by 2 cm.
Year made: 2005
Framed: Unframed
My subjects are chosen initially for their humour and visual impact. However, underneath the surface is a reflection on society. Of particular interest to me is the relationship between affluence and waste.
I choose to focus mainly on discarded or found objects. Chosen for their ability to appear both humorous and vulnerable when taken out of their normal environments and ejected into the outside world. They work as a rough survey of modern tastes and trends, representing the impact of mass consumption; they also work as a metaphor for homelessness while reminding us of our impact on the world.
To produce my work I employ a number of different techniques and approaches including line drawing, stencilling and painting. The choice of technique is dictated by the way in which my subject communicates with me. I enjoy using bright acidic colours and strong visual lines as a tool to create a sense of installation and drama on the canvas. I am also influenced by the visual language of advertising and surface design from the 1950’s 70’s and 80’s, which come through in my visual aesthetic and use of pattern.
Acrylic & Oils on Canvas.
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Robin Clare
Born in Belize to Jamaican parents in 1978, I have lived and worked as a freelance artist and mural painter in Jamaica, Canada and the UK. In June of 2004 I graduated with a BA in Painting from Camberwell College of Arts, part of the University of the Arts London. Since graduating I have worked full time as an artist and am currently based in Brighton, UK. In my capacity as an artist I have been invited to exhibit my work throughout UK and in Europe between 2004 and 2005. I have also...
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