Martin Finnin
Pomp and Power
Pomp and Power
Oil on canvas 25 x 20 cm
A crane-like structure floating in the wild. Pomp and Power explores the strange beauty of industrial forms set against nature. I have always been fascinated by industrial shapes like cranes or power lines but have slowly been won over by the quiet persistence of nature forever reclaiming those spaces.
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Artwork Details
Oil on canvas
25 x 20 cm
2020
Signed on the front | signed and dated on the reverse
Unframed
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Pomp and Power
Each painting carries its own journey - here’s a glimpse of how this piece unfolded.
This painting started on a canvas printed with the Berlin floral wallpaper pattern, with some of the traces still visible. I see this as a crane structure in the wild. I find building cranes very interesting and a constant source of study. I like how they unfold and how they break up a skyline. I painted this during the lock down, not too long after returning from a year in Berlin and that urban imprint mixed with suddenly being at home, surrounded by nature and taking note of things growing around my studio.
Painting Pomp and Power - click to play
