Thursday, 14 January 2010

1983



"1983" - 'oil/acrylic on canvas, metal & wire' 2009 (sold)

My father's Ford Cortina, with the back seat I could
lie on, full length, watch the fields belt past
and the rain wind crazy paths down the window.
Doctors and nurses with the pretty girl next door
(always in need of thorough examinations)
Stealing matches from the kitchen and making small fires
in big fields.
Shooting out the windows of frozen diggers with a Webley air pistol.
Catching newts and dragonflies from dirty ponds.
Taking everything I could carry from half built houses in the street.
Posted by Heaton at 09:40

17 comments:

  1. impoftheyard14 January 2010 at 10:40

    This is beautiful. I love the colours and write-up.

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  2. Jazz14 January 2010 at 10:47

    Steve - this painting looks decidedly acid and "chemical", especially when photographed against the rough brick wall - many congratulations for selling it!

    Your childhood memories are succinctly put and will recall memories in us all - thank you for sharing them in your special way with words..

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  3. Megan Chapman14 January 2010 at 10:52

    1983.

    perfection in painting
    and word.

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  4. thesundaygap14 January 2010 at 15:34

    It's lovely, factory. Way to smear without making mud! I dig the toning on the metal bits on this one, a lot.

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  5. wrenna14 January 2010 at 19:28

    it looks electric. congratulations on the sale!

    as it happens i was born in 1983.

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  8. Heaton20 January 2010 at 01:04

    Thankyou kind people, I'm glad you like my mud avoidence smearing (note; a lot of mud goes before)
    My 'technique' has evolved into a chaotic procedure of absolute random anguish, sprinkled with a momentary euphoric snap.

    I'm glad that this has that, so elusive, 'chemical' feel (ta, Jazz)

    Imp & Megan, thankyou very much.

    Girl, I appreciate your diggin'

    Wrenna, you're too young ;p

    Anon, thankyou.. I think.

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