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Acrylic on canvas, stretched and ready to hang.

Signed on the front.

This a curious artwork. It started with those white plastic chairs you see around the place. These chairs have long reminded me of the Starwar films, with the black chairs invoking Darth Vader and the white ones the storm troopers. It has something to do with the negative shapes in the chairs.The chairs, like shopping trolleys, seem to be everywhere, even in the sand dunes of Dubai. Check out the photo.

Together with wanting to somehow bring the chairs and the Storm troopers together were also the curious images I saw recently of British artist Giles Walker’s homeless robots. I wanted in someway to place the trooper in an everyday human situation, like maybe stuck in a shopping mall.

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Acrylic on canvas

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Stretched and ready to hang

This artwork is currently stretched and ready to hang.

#Pop art Stormtrooper Star wars portrait, #light blue

All art by Colin Rowe

Absurd art that looks at the strange incidents that one encounters from time to time This artwork brings everyday, non – artwork objects together where they acquire strong, symbolic meanings within the context of the whole work. I like the way the pieces contribute to the composition yet still retain their original identity. This artwork brings everyday, non – artwork objects together where they acquire strong, symbolic meanings within the context of the whole work. I like the way the pieces contribute to the composition yet still retain their original identity. 

I feel that in some ways this sculptural technique of organizing into a unified whole a group of unrelated and often fragmentary or discarded objects is a powerful metaphor of how people from various cultures and walks of life can be   bought together and live harmoniously as a whole. 
This artwork brings everyday, non – artwork objects together where they acquire strong, symbolic meanings within the context of the whole work. I like the way the pieces contribute to the composition yet still retain their original identity. 

I feel that in some ways this sculptural technique of organizing into a unified whole a group of unrelated and often fragmentary or discarded objects is a powerful metaphor of how people from various cultures and walks of life can be   bought together and live harmoniously as a whole.
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