Interior – Felix Atkinson
From 1pm-6pm on Saturday 29th April 2017, Felix Atkinson presents his solo show, “Interior,” at Q Bank Gallery in Queenstown. Extended viewing on Sunday 1pm-5pm 30th April. If you can’t make it, here are the artworks that feature. For enquiries about sales, email qbankgallery@gmail.com.
“Interior” is a selection of work created during Felix Atkinson’s residency at Q Bank Gallery in Queenstown during the month of April 2017.
Felix’s work for this exhibition follows similar themes he has been working with in the past few years, particularly the reflections on psychic realities and the indefinable aspects of the human condition. With this residency, Felix desired to create interior spaces that reflected psychic realities. In doing so, Felix’s paintings are ambiguous narratives in a world that is simultaneously familiar yet strange, much like our own. Surrounded by picturesque landscape, beautiful scenery need not be sympathetic to its inhabitants and their inner world, and the paintings reflect on this conflict.
“visitor [ some enter and never leave ]” by Felix Atkinson. 101cm x 101cm. Oil and synthetic polymer paint. $1,660. Contact qbankgallery@gmail.com for sales enquiries.
“nosferatu man [ waiting room ]” by Felix Atkinson. 101cm x 101cm. Oil and synthetic polymer paint. $1,660. Contact qbankgallery@gmail.com for sales enquiries.
” no body [ no one ]” by Felix Atkinson. 101cm x 101cm. Oil and synthetic polymer paint. $1,660. Contact qbankgallery@gmail.com for sales enquiries.
” motel room [ after ]” by Felix Atkinson. 101cm x 101cm. Oil and synthetic polymer paint. $1,660. Contact qbankgallery@gmail.com for sales enquiries.
” 23:34 [ if the rule you followed all your life led you to this, then of what use was that rule ]” by Felix Atkinson. 101cm x 101cm. Oil and synthetic polymer paint. $1,660. Contact qbankgallery@gmail.com for sales enquiries.
Felix Atkinson
Website: http://www.felixatkinson.com/
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Felix Atkinson’s paintings are an ongoing meditation on the depths of the psyche and the indefinable nature of the human condition. External reality exists together with that which cannot be defined, creating ambiguous and primal imagery. Through means of abstraction and figuration, Atkinson’s work is emotional in its familiarity yet raw in its physicality. Felix Atkinson is a fine artist working and living in Melbourne, Australia.
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