Semi-final Selection (blue) by Luke Burton
Luke Burton has an ongoing interest in how symbolism operates across decorative visual culture and questions the relationship between craft, ornament and fine art in relation to taste, objecthood and materiality within painting.
These paintings elevate the humble football to an object of classical beauty. They are direct, joyous celebrations of colour, shape and form, placing footballs shoulder to shoulder with vases of flowers and the elaborate plumage of a peacock.
150 cm x 120 cm
Oil and acrylic on canvas, 2022
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Luke Burton has an ongoing interest in how symbolism operates across decorative visual culture and questions the relationship between craft, ornament and fine art in relation to taste, objecthood and materiality within painting.
These paintings elevate the humble football to an object of classical beauty. They are direct, joyous celebrations of colour, shape and form, placing footballs shoulder to shoulder with vases of flowers and the elaborate plumage of a peacock.
150 cm x 120 cm
Oil and acrylic on canvas, 2022
Shipping is an additional cost. A quote will be provided upon purchase.
Luke Burton has an ongoing interest in how symbolism operates across decorative visual culture and questions the relationship between craft, ornament and fine art in relation to taste, objecthood and materiality within painting.
These paintings elevate the humble football to an object of classical beauty. They are direct, joyous celebrations of colour, shape and form, placing footballs shoulder to shoulder with vases of flowers and the elaborate plumage of a peacock.
150 cm x 120 cm
Oil and acrylic on canvas, 2022
Shipping is an additional cost. A quote will be provided upon purchase.
Luke Burton (b.1983) lives and works in London. He has an ongoing interest in how symbolism operates across decorative visual culture and questions the relationship between craft, ornament and fine art in relation to taste, objecthood and materiality within painting.
These new paintings, exhibited at OOF Gallery in 2022, elevate the humble football to an object of classical beauty. They are direct, joyous celebrations of colour, shape and form, placing footballs shoulder to shoulder with vases of flowers and the elaborate plumage of a peacock.