Scott Hutchison
Member Since November 2017
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Title: | A Moment of Recognition |
Genre: | Unpublished Art |
Mediums: | Oils |
For Sale: | 1250.00 |
Views: | 1418 |
Posted: | 8/10/2018 |
Status: | Unpublished |
Scott Hutchison
Member Since November 2017
Projects: My paintings and drawings are conceived by combining the use of photography, animation techniques, projections, and digital manipulation to create multifaceted figures that appear to move and animate. One painting may consist of four or five different time frames. Overlapping echoes, a figure may merge into another or become a haunting monstrous abstraction. My compositions are piece together digitally influenced heavily by my experience creating oil painted animations. In animation, the viewer sees a moving image created by separate time frames shown in quick succession. However, in this body of work the viewer is presented with multiple time frames at once. The result is a body of work that embraces realism, surrealism and abstraction. Each piece is intentionally shrouded in mystery, letting the viewer interpret its various meanings. However, I am fascinated by time, the idea of self, and the way in which I can evoke an urgency of being freed from the confines of self. Life is a series of ever changing events and time in its infinite step changes us. In an age of selfies, one portrait, or one moment in time does not capture the essence of who we are. We are many things.
Location: Washington DCA moment of recognition is a color, value and proportional study for a larger work. I am exploiting the ideas of identity, time and space, much like most of my current body of work. It is painted over the top of another painting called Blue. You can see that image here. Blue was almost a finished piece, but it wasn' t working and through multiple failed attempts to fix it I was forced to go take the painting to a different place. I failed in that attempt, and made the beautiful piece you see here.