 |
| But The Sun Is Eclipsed By The Moon - 36 x 36, Oil on Canvas |
Adam Lupton is a Canadian artist whose work revolves around psychological and sociological struggles is modern society. He paints mainly in oil and blurs the line between realism and expressionism. His most recent series shown below, entitled 'What's in store for me in the direction I don't take?' explores moments of choice and the multitude of options that we don't take in life. "In the spider web of infinite intertwined universes, quantum mechanics
instructs us that any and all possibilities are realized in one universe
or another. These are the moments when everything is open, when all
options are present, and all is undecided – mere destinies unfolding."
Let's get to it:
 |
| The Lonesome Crowded Mind (Oh Theseus) - 36 x 48, Oil on Canvas |
 |
| Things I Don't Remember - 30 x 30, Oil on Canvas |
 |
| Butterfly Effect 1 - 30 x 30, Oil on Canvas |
 |
| Truth Is The Lie That We Tell To Ourself - 24 x 30, Oil on Canvas |
 |
| The Masks We Live In (Be A Man) - 30 x 40, Oil on Canvas |
 |
| The Only Way Out Is In - 48 x 60, Oil on Canvas |
 |
| 1; 20 More One Mores - 16 x 20, Oil on Canvas |
No comments :
Post a Comment