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Excavations 422 | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by George Antoni. Item composed of wood and synthetic
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Excavations 422 | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by George Antoni. Item composed of wood and synthetic
Excavations 422 | Oil And Acrylic Painting in Paintings by George Antoni. Item composed of wood and synthetic

Created and Sold by George Antoni

George Antoni

Excavations 422 - Paintings

Price $2,000

Creation: up to 1 week
Shipping: 5-10 days
Price $50 Shipping in the US, ask the creator about international shipping.
Estimated Arrival: January 3, 2025

DimensionsWeight
102H x 60W x 3.5D in
259.08H x 152.4W x 8.89D cm
6 kg
13.23 lb

Abstract. Mixed media on board. This piece comes from a collection titled Excavations. I was inspired by ancient sites of excavation where shapes, some vague, some clear are revealed but all mysterious. I've also added Excavations 425, as they can worked together. They are both 60 x 102 cm.

Item Excavations 422
Created by George Antoni
As seen in Creator's Studio, Rottingdean, United Kingdom
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George Antoni
Meet the Creator

George Antoni

Brighton, United Kingdom

Wescover creator since 2021
I’m trying to tap into my unconscious. I start painting, with only a loose intention of what I want the piece to be. I want the painting to end with the idea rather than start with it. I might be working with several inspirations simultaneously and so I like people to see different things in the finished work. What interests me is the emotional response to a painting void of depiction.

I am primarily self taught. Although I studied art at a further education college in London, I also had an interest in drama. A three year course at East Fifteen Acting School led to an extensive career in film TV and theatre. It was only with the move to Brighton on the South Coast that I took up painting again, inspired by the expansive sky and ever changing seascapes. The work has moved on from those initial inspirations but I think the Influence of coastal life is still evident in my current paintings.