This week it is British painter Alex Hanna, who lives and works in Hackney, London. He says, he is “interested in ambiguous arrangements of objects and spatial illusion“. I really like his reduced palette and how he spaces things to create something close to tranquility.







This is kind of inspiring. I looked around the house at all the little piles of crap and tried to envision them in isolation and in black and white with shadows – turn them into “compositions” so to speak. From where I am sitting right now in front of my laptop and looking into the hall, I can see two works of art: “Laundry Basket with Old Paper” and “Jacket Over Basket on Chair”.
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🙂 – same here, my hall featuring “Pyjamas hanging from cupboard” and “Pair of tattered Converse sneakers at an angle”
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:))!
Two more: “Open Bag of Stale Chips on Printer Under Fly Swatter” and “Box of Still Unopened Mail”.
This is so soothing!
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