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Fallen Paintbrush
,Lyndsey Gilmour
, 2011, oil on steel, 39.3 x 61 cm.![4408-original-Gilmour-life-and-death-of-art.jpg](../../../2014/05/02/4408-original-Gilmour-life-and-death-of-art.jpg)
The Life and Death of Art
,Lyndsey Gilmour
, 2014, installation with wooden object, household paint and artist materials, 90 x 110 x 20 cm.Lyndsey Gilmour
I work with both familiar and unfamiliar hand-held objects of which I paint from observation. My poetic language towards the objects drives the composition and form that my paintings and installations take; where the objects sit in relation to one another and the space they occupy is vital. With an interest in the three-dimensional objects and the two-dimensionality of painting, I play with flatness and form, the shadow and the ephemeral, in order to confuse the viewer as to what is a given reality and what is created.