‘Ships That Pass in the Night’ (2012)
Oil, acrylic, resin, spray paint and wood plane on panel
73 x 87 cm

Daniel Lumbini

Daniel's work in an empirical remix of modern and classical techniques, a visceral collusion of new media and original composition, both picturesque and grotesque, intended to sample styles and ideas, intentionally evading definition, leaving interpretation entirely to the beholder.

"The figures I create are a pastiche of the world's obsession with defining oneself, or more-so, one's art; each of my paintings portray awkwardness, or vanity, or perhaps evolution, but ultimately, the composition is disrupted by accident, albeit deliberately. It's not profound, that's the point, it's a painting, it's anything but that."

'Coast to Coast' Exhibition (September 2012)

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