The Commetee Print

The last painting bears the visual punch(line) of the triptych. By making the dissolution of power present through a strong atmospheric absence, it belies and subverts the previous two paintings thus completing the conceptual exploration that was undertaken. The name- and faceless persons awaiting the arrival of somebody, most probably one of our kings, manifest more directly the ominous narrative that was previously only hinted at. Coming straight out of Adam Curtis' Hypernormalization, the men in the gray flannel suits symbolize an inverted order wherein power no longer exposes itself but hides in plain view as such becoming more dangerous. Be it Kafka or Foucault, the Western canon is full of the conceptual visualization of the new order that can no longer be grasped in the blink of an eye and works in much more insidious ways. Evading any claim of responsibility by its anonymity. The committee ushers in a new world in the mythology of this series. They make the visual language that was used in the other paintings obsolete while still bathing in its aura. Their modus operandi is that of waiting as they seem to be waiting for either someone or to execute an order. The spectator can only hope they're not waiting for him.

Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Size:9 W x 12 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:14.25 W x 17.25 H x 1.2 D in

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