Glenn Brown

Glenn Brown (United Kingdom, 1966) is a contemporary artist celebrated for reinterpreting art historical works through appropriation. By altering color, composition, and scale, he transforms classical images into intricate, surreal creations. Brown’s meticulous technique challenges ideas of originality and authorship, positioning him as a significant figure in modern painting.

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There is no place for us (from Joy Divisions de luxe)

Glenn Brown

There is no place for us (from Joy Divisions de luxe), 2017

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I'm rather like a Dr. Frankenstein, constructing paintings out of the residue or dead parts of other artists' work.
- Glenn Brown
Renowned for his Mannerist revisions of existing, well-known artworks, Glenn Brown is a contemporary painter whose work draws inspiration from science fiction and the otherworldly. Through his reproductions of various works, Brown alters the colours, sizes and shapes of the original subject to create a distorted, often grotesque image that can appear to be decaying– Debaser is among his most celebrated outputs and is inspired by the work of Gustave Courbet; the painting itself samples a hedge from a Courbet work, but Brown has used delicate, thin brushstrokes to depict the decaying of the flowers. Asides from his paintings, Brown has also received acclaim for his sculptures which he creates by amassing dense layers of oil-based paint over existing structures or found bronze molds – in contrast to the flat effect that his paintings produce, Brown’s sculptures highlight the three-dimensional effect of oil brushstrokes. (Artist website)

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