Nestled in rusty caravans or floating above huge landscapes, small glowing globes paying homage to the solar, stars and otherworldly expertise populate Andrew McIntosh's newest work.
Considered with James Freeman Gallery for British Artwork Truthful, name evokes McIntosh's curiosity in thriller and magic. The London-based Scottish artist usually evokes the plush and dramatic landscapes of romantic work, which he recreates with a supernatural bent.
Tracks comparable to “Étaín” and “Brighid” recall McIntosh's earlier work, which locations charming portals in journey trailers, a logo of the adventurous spirit. These newer work equally place giant ocean vistas inside cellular houses, contrasting the immense scale of the ocean with the tiny confines of the trailer.
name additionally take a step again to take a large take a look at pure wonders. Intensive landforms such because the archipelago of St. Kilda in Scotland and Mount Everest, are coated in hazy veils of orange and pink, and illuminated orbs float alongside their edges.
These works discover “how wilderness world wide, such because the mountain faces of Everest and K2, has the facility to behave as a number for the inexplicable and the mysterious,” says McIntosh, including that “they communicate to (a) should interact one thing higher, one thing past our bodily substance.”
name is on the market from September 26 to 29. Discover extra from McIntosh on his web site and Instagram.
53 x 33 centimeters
