English painter Anthony Hunter’s latest works at JoAnme Artman Gallery in New York were created to express fun and freedom after being an artist assistant for three years or Damien Hirst. The structured and repetitive works done during those years has opening the doors for bold and expressive abstract paintings in his own distinct style.
“I feel compelled to make paintings, when I approach a blank board or canvas I have no idea what will happen which excites me. I make my paintings quickly and try to make it an enjoyable experience. I will pour the paint, I will scrape the paint, and I will attack it with a twelve-inch brush. When nothing in the painting bothers me and I think I can live with it, I will stop”. Anthony Hunter
Featured image: Orange Sky with Pink Little Moon Blob Painting, gloss on panel
Scrape, Scrape, Scrape From the Tableside of My Heart Painting, gloss on canvasTokyo Painting, gloss on canvasSuper Duper Pinky Yellow Scrape with Dark Green Blob On Top Painting, gloss on canvas
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