AMERICAN-NOIR INTRODUCES NEW WORK - WINTER 2019
'I'm Never Always Anywhere' - 44 x 42 Acrylic on Canvas - 2019
Here
is a preview of 10 new paintings scheduled for release this coming winter…
Things
have been a little quiet on the blog front this year, as I've taken a temporary
hiatus from Film Noir, the genre that has artistically defined me since 2011,
to rekindle an old love affair with the experimental and revolutionary world of
French and Italian New Wave Cinema.
Bing-watching
my favourite films, tripping through 60's soundtracks, and indulging in the
concept of auteur theory as painting, I've returned to my illustrative
roots.
Here you won't find any shadow figures,
cryptic symbolism or cliche-shunning deportment, but rather just a cinephile
exploring the artistic possibilities that envelop the emotive spontaneity and vibrant
stylishness of Godard, Truffaut, Varda, Fellini, et al.
'Paris Belongs to Me' - 48 x 45 - Acrylic on Canvas - 2019
I
light a Gauloise bleu, before putting the finishing touches on Mastroianni's Persol
shades.
I contemplate
all that inspires me at the moment,
and I find my thoughts
drifting
far
away
from
the turbulent times
that
define us.
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