Folly, David Quinn, 2007
When I was a kid this mountain had a giant “IRA” painted on the side.
(via sailorcolin)
Source: inotrope
Sad to read of the death of artist William Crozier (Born May 5th, 1930; died July 12th, 2011) . I had an opportunity to buy a startling beautiful little print of his back when my income was supplemented by state butter vouchers and I still regret not going hungry for it. A wiley and thoughtful painter, using the simplest of means, his work played endlessly with colour, pattern and composition in an atypical way for Irish based painters of his generation. I saw a documentary about his life and working practices a few years ago and I was greatly impressed by the openness and unfussiness of his approach.
http://williamcrozier.com/indexnew.html
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/obituaries/2011/0716/1224300822051.html#.TiazK4On0a0.facebook
This view this looks good but this particular “machine for living in” leaves me cold - and its not just the Irish weather either. A good example of architecture which considers its inhabitants secondary details.
Source: archdaily.com
Resistance, David Quinn, 2005, Oil on board
Nor Here, David Quinn, 2005, Oil on board
Gate, David Quinn, 2002, Oil on board
Knockaraha Landscape Ireland, David Quinn
Believers, We. David Quinn, 2005, Oil on board.







