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Tay Dall - "New Large Unfolding - 2911"

"New Large Unfolding - 2911"

New Large Unfolding - 2911
Oil on Canvas, US$ 6,506
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Oil on Canvas
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W: 2000mm x H: 2000mm x D: 30mm
W: 79" x H: 79" x D: 1"

Approx. Weight: 17kg

This work is unframed

Price

US$ 6,506 SOLD

Scale

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About "New Large Unfolding - 2911"

UNFOLDING SERIES
STYLE STATEMENT

In a few simple words the Unfolding Series means the following to me CHANGE - BIRTH EXPLOSION - BUDDING GROWTH EXPLORATION SENSUAL SEXUAL LIVELY MOVING.

The longer elevator story, however, rattles on like this.. I have in my collection of junk and resource material, early magazine photos (1969) of the earth from space, also this amazing book of computer enhanced satellite images that for some reason got me into some interesting experimentation with paint and colour.

Besides my twisted imagination that has landed me on many a far away planet, only a handful of people have had the real experience to feel the emotions of looking down on the earth from a capsule that contains a limited amount of air, food and water. I could only imagine the experience and for me, it must be one of those rare few moments that a person feels the true mortality of existence and can actually reflect on things that are happening which are far greater than our own preconceived notion of life.

The focus here, however, is not the cosmos necessarily or a lecture on parallel realities, but seeing the way that things are created in the universe from an artistic point of view. I am more focusing on what the interpretations of patterns mean emotionally. Take into account that beauty and art are as natural as tributaries of rivers creating delicate tendrils of massive deltas or ribboned wastelands of tonal deserts that roll relentlessly like waves until they hit something with a green hue. The bright coloured bands of oceans meeting each other in a confluence of roiling colour. The complexity of light from a particularly beautiful sunrise. The jagged and cracked look of mountains being smashed by continental shifts of rock. It[0x1]s an amazing and endless idea of textures, forms, colours and most importantly feelings.

The feeling of absolute vulnerability is a little of what the Unfoldings are about or at least what inspired them to be so colourful, delicate and at the same time volatile and explosive. The works have made use of literal effects that reminisce the geographic imagery I was inspired by, but for the most part these works interpret the same feeling of an energy that reflect destruction and regeneration, like an exploding star or the spontaneous bloom of a bush or a flower. Whether emotive or tangible it is the same brutal life giving energy that makes things tick over millennia after millennia. This is only scratching the surface of cracking the code to my abstracts of course the Unfoldings are what they are meaning or no meaning and what I see is different then what the next person sees but sometimes it is interesting to know if there is indeed a method in the madness of wild paint and bright colours.

I guess the true answer is that I painted them because that's what I felt like painting at the time.







Tay Dall

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About Tay

Tay Dall

STYLE STATEMENT:
There is absolutely no one way to describe my work. It may fall under the cliche of its for me to know and you to find out. I do not fall into any canons of modern art, I do not school myself after the masters of my time, I do not express a social or political cause and I do not pretend to paint for a particular audience. I do, however, paint for the purest pleasure of creation, for the free flow of subconscious thought, for the need to escape the confines of law and order. Mostly, my art expresses my way of seeing things. I paint the essence of my existence within my own sense of timelessness. It is through this timelessness that I appreciate the imperfect beauty of a straight line, the subtle splash of winter sunlight and the texture of rough canvas. If I had to describe my work in one sentence, I would say it is pure-raw-genuine soul. My soul. What you see is what you get!

I treat my canvas with sublime indifference. A flickering thought or an incessant feeling can spark off my creative impetus. Each painting conveys its own state of consciousness and its own menu of styles from surrealism to abstraction. There is no overall plan to my individual works. Images are born onto the canvas as they are born into my mind. This is my personal struggle with art; the incongruous relationship between structure and space. This struggle represents a wholeness that encompasses all of my lifes energies.

To me, the circle of life begins and ends in the exact same spot. There is often a furious circular quality evident in my compositions. Many of the organic forms in my works are but mere extensions of the circle. I use my mediums in thick layers to bring depth and richness to a lifeless surface. My palette includes oils, acrylics, watercolours, pastels, ink, charcoal and pencil. Although I enjoy working on canvas and board, I tend to disregard conventional surfaces by using old doors, windows, planks of wood and any other unusual material I may find. These castaway items become a realm of possibilities beneath my brush and elicit an ironic truth about my sense of natural beauty.

Beauty is not a need,
But an ecstasy.
It is not the image you would see
Solely with your eyes,
But rather the image you see
Through the doorways of your soul.
T.D.

Price Range

US$ 180-8,765

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Exhibitions

2022 'Synthesis of a Blue Sky Beyond, Ataraxia Vineyards,Hermanus RSA
2020 'All Woman Matter', Art at Africa, Cape Town, RSA
2019 "On the Other Side", Ataraxia Vineyards Fynarts, Hermanus RSA
2019 "Overcoming", Young Blood Gallery, Cape Town, RSA
2018 "Overcoming", Gallery on Leviseur, Bloemfontein, RSA
2017 "Synergy", Walker Bay Modern, Hermanus, RSA
2016 "Droom" Oude Libertas Gallery, Stellenbosch, RSA
2016 Fan Court George, Western Cape, RSA
2016 Spookfontein Vineyards at ELL,Hemel an Aarde, RSA
2016 South Hill Vineyards, Elgin, RSA
2015 Group Exhibition, Posthouse Gallery Brisbane, Australia
2015 Group Exhibition Adelman Fine Art, San Diego California, USA
2015 "Free Inside My Own Mind" exhibition, Post House Johannesburg, RSA
2014 "Matter of Mind" exhibition, Art Afrique Johannesburg, RSA
2013 Resident Artist Exhibition, Fairmont Hotel Zimbali KZN, RSA
2013 "The Collection 1" Fynarts, Hermanus, RSA
2012 "Luftkastellet", Malmoe, Sweden
2012 Gallerie Gooilust, Den Haag, Holland
2012 "Something About the Light" Sweden
2011 "Indelible", Imbizo Gallery, Durban, RSA
2011 Icon Hotel, Cape Town, RSA
2010 "Spark", Tay Modern, Hermanus, RSA
2010 Gallery Gooilust, Amsterdam, Holland
2010 Imbizo Gallery, Durban, RSA
2009 "Open Art Fair" Utrecht, Holland
2008 "Intercontinental Cosmos" Gallery Gooilust, Amsterdam, Holland
2007 "Nebula" Rossouw Galleries, Cape Town, RSA
2007 "Atoms and Flight" Tay Modern, Hermanus, RSA
2007 "Nebula "Wembley Square, Cape Town, RSA
2007 "Nebula" The Tay Modern, Hermanus, RSA
2007 Lisa King Gallery, Cape Town, RSA
2006 Relish, Cape Town, RSA
2006 Kizo Art Gallery, Durban, RSA
2006, "Erotica" Rossouw Galleries, Cape Town, RSA
2006, LoveKetchup, London, UK
2006, 2005, 2004 Kirstenbosch, RSA
2005 Art Now Gallery, Johannesburg, RSA
2005, 2004 Rossouw Galleries, Cape Town, RSA
2005, LoveKetchup, Dubaii, U.A.E.
2005, Mark Galleries, Midrand, RSA
2005, 2002 Galerie Plett, Utrecht, Holland
2004, 2002 Salon at the Bay, Cape Town, RSA
2004 AAF, London, UK
2003 AAF, New York City, USA
2003 The Woolff Gallery, London, UK
2003 AAF, London, UK
2002 Salon at the Bay, Cape Town, SA
2002 Carmel Art, Vineyard, Cape Town, SA
2002 Rose Korber, Artscape, Cape Town, SA
2002 Peakenwood, Pretoria, SA
2002 Den Hague Art Fair, Holland
2002 Galerie Plett, Utrecht, Holland
2001 High Constantia, Cape Town, SA
2001 Rosmalen Art Fair, Holland
2001 Den Hague Art Fair, Holland
2001 Van Tellingen, Utrecht, Holland
2001 Michaelangelo, Johannesburg, SA
2001 Chelsea Gallery, Cape Town, SA
2001 Galerie Plett, Utrecht, Holland
1999 Lipschitz Gallery, Cape Town, SA
1999 Bang the Gallery, Cape Town, SA
1999 Chelsea Gallery, Cape Town, SA
1998 Bang the Gallery, Cape Town, SA
1998 Chelsea Gallery, Cape Town, SA
1997 Code Red Gallery, Perth, Australia
1997 Chelsea Gallery, Cape Town, SA
1995 "Homeland", Epicuros, Los Angeles, California, US
1995 William Morris Agency, Los Angeles, California, USA
1995 Aidikoff Screening Room, Los Angeles, California, USA
1995 "Originals", Los Angeles, California, USA
1994 JWE Production Studio, Los Angeles, California, USA
1994 Imperial Bank Exhibition, Los Angeles, California, USA
1994 Devine, L.A. Design Center, Los Angeles, California, USA
1994 Directors' Guild of America, Los Angeles, California, USA
1993 El Pueblo Gallery, Los Angeles, California, USA
1993 Hollywood Athletic Club, Los Angeles, California, USA
1993 Megaboom, Los Angeles, California, USA

Education

Bachelor of Fine Arts University of Cape Town

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