09
Apr
11

Gerry Judah : 3D Paintings

Gerry Judah
Relief Paintings
2011

Gerry Judah
Relief Paintings
2011

Gerry Judah
Relief Paintings
2011

Gerry Judah
Relief Paintings
2011

Gerry Judah
Relief Paintings
2011

Gerry Judah
Relief Paintings
2011

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Judah’s equal parts ominous and alluring three-dimensional paintings take war and destruction as their subject, giving us in dramatic aerial view. He lovingly builds his unlovable buildings with model-maker’s care only to deconstruct the resulting forlorn, innards-spewing wrecks with equally meticulous destructiveness. The monochrome, painterly alloverness of these architectural funerary portraits is aestheticizing, almost indeed ethereal, despite their ash-strewn sense of doom. And yet Judah’s chromophobia also operates non-metaphorically, sparking stark associations of grainy satellite images. The destruction detailed is remote and visceral, dainty and monumental, abstract and chillingly real.

[Extract : David Cohen, artcritical.com, 25 January 2011]

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Gerry Judah : Website

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