Oliver Osborne, a space that really matters
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- Oliver Osborne, ¿A dónde se fue Anna?, 2013, silkscreen, paper and oil on linen, 212 x 139 cm
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- Oliver Osborne, Untitled, 2013, silkscreen, paper and oil on linen 162 x 112 cm
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- Oliver Osborne, Rubber Plant, 2013, oil on linen, 56 x 40 cm
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- Oliver Osborne, London, Jupiter, Sarah, or Microsoft, 2013, oil on linen, 236 x 268 cm
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- Oliver Osborne, ¿A dónde se ha ido Anna?, 2013, silkscreen, paper and oil on linen, 235 x 288 cm
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- Oliver Osborne, Rubber Plant (Bar), 2013, oil and collage on linen, 45 x 32 cm
Oliver Osborne, born 1985, Edinburgh, UK, educated at Royal Academy and Chelsea College of art, based in London, soon on show at Frutta in Rome (from October 10th).
Notes on a gallery of works currently on show at Vilma Gold: open windows to illustrated scenes (taken from a German language textbook?); painting is the colored background/base/frame; realistic oil paintings of rubber plants pop up on the wall like suspension points at the end of a sentence. It seems that a “syntethic” (not abstracted!) world goes by beyond and outside the real space.
July 15, 2015
