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Painting, Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 39 W x 39 H x 1 D in
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When I was young, I would sit too close to the telly watching the Simpsons. It was bizarre to me how up close it was just lots and lots and lots of tiny bulbs. But step back....and there was the family. It fascinated me how just those little blips. Those little bulbs, were just that. Teeny tiny bulbs. But step further back and they became shapes, a little further than that, forms, and a little further than that…they became a whole other reality. They could be dinosaurs flying through the sky. News from across the globe. Or, in this instance, Homer Simpon. I think this fascination has stayed with me, as I play with distance a lot in my art. The idea of the closer you look, the less you see.
Painting:Acrylic on Canvas
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:39 W x 39 H x 1 D in
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Conor Collins is a Manchester based artist who uses unconventional materials and techniques in his art in order to express meaning and messages in his work. Conor’s work has appeared in publications such as TIME Magazine and been shortlisted for the Celeste Art Prize and winning the START Art Prize which saw him exhibiting at BOZAR (Brussels). Collectors of Conor’s work include Stephen Fry, Ian McKellen and Giorgio Armani. Conor has in the past used materials such as HIV Positive Blood, Diamond Dust, Written Words and more in order to convey a strong social or political message. His work challenges the ideas of aesthetic beauty and political rhetoric. As such his work has exhibited both in Galleries and The Speakers House of the House of Commons (UK). Conor continues to challenge both himself and the boundaries of what art should/should not do. He hopes in time to create a platform where the voices of creatives are as influential for social change as the politicians making changes into law.
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