King of Cups Miles Browne memento mori and anthropomorphic primates

memento mori and anthropomorphic primates

This duel approach to creating my artwork continuously evolves over time as I grow and change and as my environment changes and ages around me

Presenting fading memories instead of permanent effigies Donnelly draws a parallel between the fragility of artwork and the ephemeral nature of ourselves

" - Amir H

In this piece

King of Cups Miles Browne memento mori and anthropomorphic primatesDetails About Oil on panel 15 x 26 in. Framed Lacey Bryant is represented by Modern Eden Gallery in San Francisco, and has partnered with us on this project. Over the years, we have worked together on numerous shows and projects over her career. This particular series, which began in 2012, shortly after her first solo exhibition at the gallery, has grown in scope and ambition in the ensuing years. During the long time these paintings were being