| I am extremely happy to announce my third solo exhibition with Anno Domini Gallery and invite you to come along if your in the San Francisco area. The private view opens on Friday the 2nd of March at 7pm It has been in the works for a while now and I would be more than happy to present these new pieces over a beverage or two.
If you wish to receive a preview sales pdf of the works before the opening night, please contact the gallery at -
cherri@galleryAD.com
Loughboroughs third solo show with Anno-Domini Gallery pushes his oeuvre into the realm of colour. Influenced by a fusion of Primitive art ,Colour-field painting and Stuckism, this new corpus of distorted characters and figures explores the notion of experience and naivety. Notches take many forms for many reasons. They appear on the nose of a plane, the bedpost, the handle of an axe. They can be found engraved on the wall of a prison cell marking days or years incarcerated. They symbolize an accumulation of some kind. Over the period of a lifetime we could argue that our bodies develop their own lexicon of expression. We become greyed, wrinkled and scarred. We gain experience, we accumulate. We become marked. In this new series he uses the notch as a motif to symbolically imbue the work with experience. In a particularly cathartic manner this is contrasted with his experiments into colour which he openly admits to being intimidated by. He uses the structure he is familiar with – The portrait – to engage and confront his naivety by fearlessly bathing these depictions in a provocative palette.
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