Untitled No 51
2011 · Oil paint on canvas
support: 1250 x 1210 mm
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Callum Innes
1962
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Callum Innes is a Scottish abstract painter working primarily in oil and acrylic on canvas, characterized by a rigorously reduced formal language and a methodical approach to colour and surface. His paintings often employ systematic processes, such as layering and erasure, to create austere compositions that hover between representation and pure abstraction. Based in Edinburgh, his work engages with the material properties of paint itself as a subject rather than a vehicle for external reference.
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