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Klein Blue
Collection: Gray's School of Art Collection
Object Type: Painting
Artist/Maker: Lee, Craig
Date: 2015
Media/Materials: oil on board
Dimensions: overall: 122 cm x 244 cm
Awards: RGU Drawing and Painting Purchase Award
Artist's statement:
"My interest in the process of painting intentionally showcases its inherent qualities: physicality, surface, colour and time. I am interested in paintings that refer to their own process and production, as opposed to a mimetic description of a defined subject. However, I rely greatly on the core lessons of symmetry and harmony as set out in Classical and Renaissance art. These lessons are applied to my own ideas to create contemporary work, relevant to today's discussion within visual art practice.My work is created through an initial period of play-making gestures from which I can then respond to, develop and discover a design. As a result of this process my paintings reveal themselves sometimes quite quickly, or in other cases over a much longer period of time. Working with paint in such an intuitive manner, allows the materiality of paint to speak for itself, rather than being held by any other conceptual comment I could make."
Object Number: ABDRG2015.38
Object Type: Painting
Artist/Maker: Lee, Craig
Date: 2015
Media/Materials: oil on board
Dimensions: overall: 122 cm x 244 cm
Awards: RGU Drawing and Painting Purchase Award
Artist's statement:
"My interest in the process of painting intentionally showcases its inherent qualities: physicality, surface, colour and time. I am interested in paintings that refer to their own process and production, as opposed to a mimetic description of a defined subject. However, I rely greatly on the core lessons of symmetry and harmony as set out in Classical and Renaissance art. These lessons are applied to my own ideas to create contemporary work, relevant to today's discussion within visual art practice.My work is created through an initial period of play-making gestures from which I can then respond to, develop and discover a design. As a result of this process my paintings reveal themselves sometimes quite quickly, or in other cases over a much longer period of time. Working with paint in such an intuitive manner, allows the materiality of paint to speak for itself, rather than being held by any other conceptual comment I could make."
Object Number: ABDRG2015.38