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London 2023 Charity Art Exhibition

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Bruce Rimell<br />

“I am human and I am an artist. This is the most astounding thing, an experienced question<br />

which I will spend my whole life discovering. Every single day of my life, it is a mind-blowing joy.”<br />

Bruce Rimell is an internationally-exhibited visual artist, poet and independent researcher, based in Leeds-<br />

Bradford in the UK, who works principally with visionary, ethnographic, archaeological and cognitive<br />

themes. His vibrant imagery springs from the confluence of personal visionary experiences since childhood,<br />

shimmering inner sensations of archaeological prehistories, the humanist interplay of the cognitive and<br />

ethnographic, and dynamics of the queer and the mythical.<br />

His art occupies a liminal space between painting and illustration, with holistic imagery springing from<br />

smooth moving lines, fragmented anatomies and vivid stylised forms. The Dual Image Medium - in which one<br />

image rendered in acrylics, inks and markers is seen by daylight and another, different painted image is seen<br />

on the same canvas under ultraviolet illumination is a unique and increasingly central aspect of his practice.<br />

These disparate elements are imagistically combined towards a single artistic aim: Beyond-The-Self<br />

Exploration. Multiple themes are enfolded to create a sense of experiential depth and hyperactive<br />

visual engagement, while abstract commentaries and critical positions are abandoned in pursuit of the<br />

simultaneously disquieting, yet intimately familiar foundational currents within the living, paradoxical and<br />

sacred human being. Come and look beyond. What do you find?<br />

www.biroz.net<br />

‘Beacon’ <strong>2023</strong><br />

Acrylics, inks and<br />

markers on canvas<br />

45 x 180 cm

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