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MICHAEL CLINE

MICHAEL CLINE

MICHAEL CLINE (1973-)

In his work, Michael Cline portrays scenes of a contemporary fable. Stemming from his interest in faith and the American Dream, he depicts America on a perpetual journey of self-discovery, endlessly constructing utopias in an attempt to realize a perfect union with the individual, the group, or a god.

Examples of this journey might include teachings found in various evangelical and occult faiths. With a style reminiscent of George Grosz and Pierre Klossowski, Cline paints what seem to be disenfranchized groups and individuals in search of a meaningful existence.

Executed with pristine innocence and a quirky folksiness, Cline’s canvases are dreamily dystopian, using pastel tones and chaste illustration to depict instances of violence, sex, or subtle horror. Published with Marc Jancou Contemporary, New York.

Pris ved	1			279,00 DKK

Emne	Nutidskunst
Kunstner	CLINE, Michael
Forfatter	Lionel Bovier, Kathy Grayson, Matthew Higgs
Sprog	Engelsk tekst
Illustrationer	40 ill. i farver
Format / Sideantal	28 x 20 cm / 64 sider
Udgivelsesår	2009
Indbinding	Indbundet
Forlag	jrp/Ringier
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ISBN	9783037640524
Lev.	3-5 dage

MICHAEL CLINE (1973-)

In his work, Michael Cline portrays scenes of a contemporary fable. Stemming from his interest in faith and the American Dream, he depicts America on a perpetual journey of self-discovery, endlessly constructing utopias in an attempt to realize a perfect union with the individual, the group, or a god.

Examples of this journey might include teachings found in various evangelical and occult faiths. With a style reminiscent of George Grosz and Pierre Klossowski, Cline paints what seem to be disenfranchized groups and individuals in search of a meaningful existence.

Executed with pristine innocence and a quirky folksiness, Cline’s canvases are dreamily dystopian, using pastel tones and chaste illustration to depict instances of violence, sex, or subtle horror. Published with Marc Jancou Contemporary, New York.