Inversion Excursion

Description

‘Inversion Excursion’ is an image that captures the artists discarded paint palette, heavily encrusted with layers of paint. The thick materiality is then processed and completely changed to create a new piece. The overall image is inverted digitally and turned onto itself to appear endless. It becomes an image with no ending point, projected into infinity. The provenance of the image, the palette, is important for Peter because it addresses the endless possibilities of art and of failure: With no middle ground, collapse and failure become a way to invigorate the work itself and add the possibility of becoming something new.

A blue wash over the top turns the pallette into a glorious, inviting sky. Thus, the original lumps of paint become clouds floating into the middle distance. Conceived at the same time as ‘Implosion Explosion’ Peter’s idea for these Rise Art prints was to reach to the furthest points in space, left to right, up and down.

‘Inversion Excursion’ is an Archival Pigment Print on 315 gsm Cotton Rag paper. The edition of 15 hand numbered and embossed prints has been approved by the artist and comes with a signed certificate of authenticity.