Painting by Stephen Patrick 10 Artworks Sold

Flower Power (Climate)

Oil, Canvas, Ready to hang

51cm (W) x 61cm (H) x 2.8cm (D)

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Artwork Description

One of a series of conceptual paintings exploring the relationship between the natural world, our constructed world, and energy. A coiled, plant-like USB cable powers a real flower with glowing filaments resembling a lotus energy saver globe. “Planted” into the ground, the USB delivers power to the natural world, the reverse of our reality, in which all our energy needs depend on, and impact, an increasingly fragile natural environment.

Artist Bio

I am a still life artist working out of Sydney, Australia. My passion is painting fruit and foliage in oils on canvas. The shapes created from fruit give amazing compositions, with strong, bold shadows, complemented by subtle reflected light and translucency of the flesh. Leaves offer infinite opportunities for divine curves, beautiful organic textures and rich shadows. I love capturing the forms of different kinds of foliage and the incredible shapes they make.

I make art because it helps me understand the world around me better. I paint in oils because I love everything about them: their hues, consistency, smell, texture. All my paintings are double varnished to protect the surface and enrich the colours. I hope you enjoy my oil paintings, each of which tells a different story about fruit and foliage, and which celebrate the beauty of the natural world and all that is beautiful and satisfying in life.

Commissions

Stephen's studio is in Sydney