‘Messejana Veggie Delivery: Beep!’ - Jamie Preisz
‘Messejana Veggie Delivery: Beep!’ - Jamie Preisz
91.5 x 91.5cm
Oil on canvas
Made on his recent residency in Portugal, Jamie explores an unconventional blend of Still life and landscape within each work approaching themes of deterioration and consumption in a classical style with a contemporary twist.
The work can be viewed as a series of “islands” in which the objects represent different stages of decay. The beginning of the painted pieces is a vibrant blue where the fruit depicted is ripe and the still life subjects are bright and shiny. As the series progresses the fruit starts to rot and the surrounding objects deteriorate. The clouds in the backgrounds of the pieces are a direct reference to the Portuguese sunsets and offer a sense of atmospheric scale.
Each piece is an original work, for questions about this work please enquire here.
Please find shipping information for this piece, or please enquire here.
‘Messejana Veggie Delivery: Beep!’ - Jamie Preisz
91.5 x 91.5cm
Oil on canvas
Made on his recent residency in Portugal, Jamie explores an unconventional blend of Still life and landscape within each work approaching themes of deterioration and consumption in a classical style with a contemporary twist.
The work can be viewed as a series of “islands” in which the objects represent different stages of decay. The beginning of the painted pieces is a vibrant blue where the fruit depicted is ripe and the still life subjects are bright and shiny. As the series progresses the fruit starts to rot and the surrounding objects deteriorate. The clouds in the backgrounds of the pieces are a direct reference to the Portuguese sunsets and offer a sense of atmospheric scale.
Each piece is an original work, for questions about this work please enquire here.
Please find shipping information for this piece, or please enquire here.
‘Messejana Veggie Delivery: Beep!’ - Jamie Preisz
91.5 x 91.5cm
Oil on canvas
Made on his recent residency in Portugal, Jamie explores an unconventional blend of Still life and landscape within each work approaching themes of deterioration and consumption in a classical style with a contemporary twist.
The work can be viewed as a series of “islands” in which the objects represent different stages of decay. The beginning of the painted pieces is a vibrant blue where the fruit depicted is ripe and the still life subjects are bright and shiny. As the series progresses the fruit starts to rot and the surrounding objects deteriorate. The clouds in the backgrounds of the pieces are a direct reference to the Portuguese sunsets and offer a sense of atmospheric scale.
Each piece is an original work, for questions about this work please enquire here.
Please find shipping information for this piece, or please enquire here.
