Distant Temple

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Distant Temple

By: ROBERT OWEN BLOOMFIELD

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Distant is an Original Spray Paint, Ink, and Acrylic artwork on Canvas by contemporary artist Robert Own Bloomfield. The piece is signed by the artist.Contemporary artist Robert Owen Bloomfield is known for his contemporary landscape paintings. Inspired by modern and contemporary artists Mark Rothko and Anthony Gormley, Bloomfield paints tiny figures, dwarfed by harsh and often stark landscapes: think Gormley's Angel of the North, lost in one of Rothko's emotive, colour-blocked canvasses.Bloomfield's Distant is inspired by the traditional Japanese Silk Screen landscape, where silhouetted natural forms are cast in dramatic black and white. Layered ravines of mist-shrouded mountains create a harmonious vista, punctured by spindly pine trees and pagodas. Look closely and you'll even see a tiny figure, lost amongst the awesome mountain-scape, for a Kantian work of sublime imagination.

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