PANIC IN THE CHALK CAVE
New paintings based on the film 'Time Stau'
Directed by Zefrey Throwell and Dirk Skreber
Paintings debuted at
Klemens Gasser and Tanja Grunert Gallery, NYC
February 28, 2013 - March 23, 2013
It’s Not the Drugs, It’s Us 2013
72.5 x 72.5 inches
oil
paint and acrylic on fabric
Throwell’s Panic in the Chalk Cave paintings begin with film stills from 'Time Stau'.
The eight richly constructed works combine photographic images, silkscreen, and layers
of oil paint. The brusque strokes convey a sense of urgency, the impasto of
titanium white slashing across the canvas. The process both reveals and obscures,
reflecting the exhilarating highs and crushing lows of the secretive lives hidden from
the prying eyes of parents, friends, and the public. Throwell’s painting process is as
much reduction as addition –
as John Cage said:
“Every something is an echo of nothing”.
True Love Amongst the Animal Children of Cologne 2012
51.25 x
51.25 inches
oil and acrylic on fabric
Pre-coital Collapse 2013
32 x 33.5 inches
oil
paint and acrylic on fabric
Post-coital Collapse 2013
32 x33.5 inches
Oil paint and
acrylic on fabric
Having Heard the Music, You Are Never Alone
2013
62 x
48 inches
oil and acrylic on fabric
Time Lapse Amongst the Animal Children of Cologne 2013
46
x 48 inches
Oil paint and acrylic on fabric
Nadja, Mirrored at the Gate of Tears 2012
40 x 34 inches
oil and acrylic on fabric
Nadja, Mirrored in the Wishing Well 2012
40 x 34
inches
oil and acrylic on fabric
Lena Neumarkt Sunset 2013
46 x 31 inches
oil paint
and acrylic on fabric
Before the Party, Always Left to my Own Devices 2013
48 x
34 inches
oil and acrylic on fabric
Mercury Time Fold in the Sunset Walk 2013
72 x 48
inches
oil paint and acrylic on fabric
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