A Stone/A Kiss I by Robyn Penn

$1,850
Oil on Italian linen board
W510 x H405 mm

Thoughts from the artist: in this series of paintings of pale icebergs, I am reflecting on physicist Carlo Rovelli's thesis on time and the nature of the world. Rovelli posits that the world is not a collection of things, it is a collection of event. Impermanence and entropy, not stasis, are ubiquitous. Events and processes have a limited duration making the world more like a network of kisses, brief and fleeting, than of stone.

Robyn Penn is a South African born award winning artist based in Auckland. Through a practice that straddles painting, print-making and drawing, Penn explore the relationship between nature and human-kind; experience and knowledge. She is a traditionally trained artist, and the acts of drawing and painting are a way for her to watch and record time passing, to see into the heart of things.


Ships from Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland

Details
  • Category
    Original Art
  • Year
    2019
Artwork Type

Painting

Artist

Robyn Penn

SKU: a-stone-a-kiss-i
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