My work explores landscape as a memorial. As a painting, a landscape is a physical fact and work of the mind. Landscapes are recorded moments by which we process and order our external environment. They reveal as much about the culture in which they were made as the topography they depict. My most recent body of work documents a Brooklyn in transition. Depicting specific sites of residential construction and decay in the present Williamsburg and Redhook waterfronts, my paintings evoke Brooklyn's industrial past and future development. As American manufacturing has moved overseas, these unused warehouse buildings and structures—icons of the industrial revolution—have been transformed/reclaimed by luxury. Inspired by construction materials, I use metallic pigments, to suggest shimmering bodies of water, overcast or polluted skies, or structural beams.
by Greg Lindquist
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These prints are created using archival pigment inks on 100% cotton rag paper with a matte finish.
Ten (10) 24"x36" prints are available for $1000 each. More information.
The original is 18"x36," oil and metallic on linen, and is also available. Contact collector@20x200.com for more information.
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Note: this image is panoramic, the top and bottom of the print will have a large border.
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