David Boardman BA (Hons)
Biography
Gallery
Interview
"Boardman uses text in his complex composition
that is not merely superimposed, but embeds
itself, actually facilitating the deconstruction
of the image. It is this deconstruction that
gives his paintings their energy- a kind of
static buzz for the retina."
It is this deconstruction that gives his
paintings their energy- a kind of static buzz for
the retina. With such an energetic visual effect,
it is only natural that the subject of his
paintings should be the act of movement. So, the
figures he portrays are all in the middle of a
sporting endeavour, or something equally dynamic.
The Ovenden Contemporary Art Programme is all the better for the inclusion of David Boardman's exciting portfolio. We have been able to show his work in several exhibitions over the last couple of years and it is always warmly received. He is about to feature in the Summer Exhibition at Three Cups Gallery in Ely in July & August (see below) with some of his more recent framed pieces.
The Ovenden Contemporary Art Programme is all the better for the inclusion of David Boardman's exciting portfolio. We have been able to show his work in several exhibitions over the last couple of years and it is always warmly received. He is about to feature in the Summer Exhibition at Three Cups Gallery in Ely in July & August (see below) with some of his more recent framed pieces.
The impressive work of Cheshire-based Artist,
Musician & published Illustrator, David
Boardman, uses the beauty of movement in all its
myriad forms as its' main inspiration. The sense
of kinetic energy that is produced from what is,
essentially, an attempt to convey the intangible
in two dimensions, is powerful and dynamic.
Boardman takes his lead from 'Futurist' painters like Duchamp and Severini and then journeys towards contemporary Graphic Design, via Pop Art. He uses text in his complex composition that is not merely superimposed, but embeds itself, actually facilitating the deconstruction of the image.
Boardman takes his lead from 'Futurist' painters like Duchamp and Severini and then journeys towards contemporary Graphic Design, via Pop Art. He uses text in his complex composition that is not merely superimposed, but embeds itself, actually facilitating the deconstruction of the image.
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