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Power Lines Snapping is an oil painting by Philip Maltman. The work draws on lines from How the Sick Rule the World by Dodie Bellamy. The artist notes:

“Often lines are chosen at random and the words used both in terms of sense and shape.”

Here, the painting merges scattered plant-like forms with drips and strokes that visually echo the chosen text, creating a layered surface where language and image co-exist and shift.

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80.0 x 66.0 x 4.0 cm

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Power Lines Snapping

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Philip Maltman

Paintings80.0 x 66.0 cm?

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Philip Maltman

Philip Maltman is a Scottish-born artist who now lives and works from London. He works primarily with oil paintings, exploring the ‘littoral zone’, or the shoreline where land meets water. Philip examines the form and lines of this often chaotic region, and in doing so creates a new kind of landscape painting that focuses on transitions and the constant flux of everyday life. These are not typical nature paintings in that they convey a sense of chaos and unrest, using erratic brushstrokes, paint drips and text to achieve this unsettling yet exciting effect.

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