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Paint Monster (Shizzle my Nizzle, but where's the satisfaction?)

Paint Monster (Shizzle my Nizzle, but where's the satisfaction?)

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At first glance Hemer’s paintings might appear to have been painted quickly and recklessly, however the process he follows is actually quite the opposite. Hemer uses computer drawing technology to create his compositions, and this is the only ‘free’ stage in the process. The translation of the computer generated image to the canvas is a slow and methodical one as by this stage Hemer is essentially working to a plan. He applies paint to the canvas with a brush but works methodically to ensure that no obvious signs of his physical application of the paint are evident. (Exhibition text from: "Are you right not to like Modern art" by Nicola Jennings)

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  • Title

    Paint Monster (Shizzle my Nizzle, but where's the satisfaction?)

  • Maker

    Andre Hemer

  • Date made

    2008

  • Subject

    Acrylic on canvas, Andre Hemer, Paint Monster (Shizzle my Nizzle but where's the satisfaction?), Painting, computer drawing technology, hand painted, modernist art theory

  • Additional information

    Acrylic on canvas, 1800H x 1800W mm

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