Interference Grey Black White 2010 - Colin McCallum

2015 © Colin McCallum

Interference Grey Black White 2010

Acrylic on Canvas

97 x 130 cms

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Interference Blue Purple Lime Red 2015

Interference Indigo Purple Orange 2015

Interference Indigo Purple Orange 2015

Interference Blue Violet Orange 2014

Interference Blue Violet Orange 2014

Interference Gold Green Purple 2013

Interference Gold Green Purple 2013

Interference Gold Yellow Orange 2013

Interference Gold Yellow Orange 2013

Interference Metallic Red White 2013

Interference Metallic Red White 2013

Interference Red Blue Green 2013

Interference Red Blue Green 2013

Interference Red Blue Yellow 2013

Interference Red Blue Yellow 2013

Interference Red Green Pink 2013

Interference Red Green Pink 2013

Interference Metallic Blue Metallic White 2012

Interference Metallic Blue Metallic White 2012

Interference Study II 2012

Interference Study II 2012

Interference Study I 2012

Interference Study I 2012

Interference Study 2012

Interference Study 2012

Interference Gold Yellow Red 2012

Interference Gold Yellow Red 2012

Interference Blue Purple Red Gold 2012

Interference Blue Purple Red Gold 2012

Interference Green Gold Pink 2012

Interference Green Gold Pink 2012

Interference Purple Green Yellow 2012

Interference Purple Green Yellow 2012

Interference Red White 2012

Interference Red White 2012

Interference Magenta Red Gold 2011

Interference Magenta Red Gold 2011

Interference Red Blue 2011

Interference Red Blue 2011

Interference Grey Black White 2010

Interference Grey Black White 2010

Interference Blue Purple Red 2009

Interference Blue Purple Red 2009

about

Born Glasgow, Scotland, educated in London. Lives and works in Barcelona, Spain since 2002. Recent works reference hotels, airports, malls and pools - the artificiality of man made structures. From satellite dish to pool, these elements of the modern landscape are connected in the mind of the viewer. Different techniques are used for specific images, the medium must relate to the subject. Rather than illustrate, I make a visual equivalent of the emotions and ideas related to each. Although these paintings can be viewed as abstract they are strongly derived from reality. I have exhibited with the London based Bicha Gallery and shown extensively internationally. My work is collected in New York, Toronto, Singapore and Europe, both in private and corporate collections

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