Manmade vs nature art

Excellent and very narrative paintings of Canadian artist Rob Gonsalves

Justin Lim’s recent acrylic and enamel paintings convene symbols of both nature’s beauty and manmade destruction. The dominant aspect of each work, whether a mushroom cloud or floral arrangement, is only a point of entry for a work that reveals itself as critiquing multiple concepts at a time.

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This is amazing!!!!!

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