Babel By Martin Wittfooth

Download or read book BABEL by Martin Wittfooth written by Martin Wittfooth and published by . This book was released on 2014-10-31 with total page 124 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Published by Murphy Art Books, NY oil-painter Martin Wittfooth, 124 pages, Hard Cover, 1500 printed, October 2014, Design & Foreword by Mark Murphy, Introduction & Interview by Marshall Arisman, Essay by Kirsten Anderson. Size: 8.25x11.5"Certainly, nature and all of its dominion are the central protagonists within Martin Wittfooth's painted world. For the moment, the animal kingdom has re-inherited the earth free of humankind. Mortal artifacts remain, however, re-contextualized and seen in a new symbolic light absent the typical status quo. Predators gain higher ground and nature's pilgrims search for safe respite within the confines of the forsaken landscape.Representational imagery and a variety of inventive themes provide illusion for nature's constancy. Instinctive and purposeful, New York-based oil painter Martin Wittfooth conveys mention of the Masters while sifting through personal revelations, environmental phenomena and socio-political disturbances. Undoubtedly, transcendental-relationships between artist and Mother Earth transform the norm.