Dan Bynum Art: Providence

Dan Bynum Art: Fresh From The Studio

Sunday, July 26, 2009

Providence

Fatherhood of guiding her to survival once leaving the nest.

Posted by Dan Bynum at 6:43 AM

Labels: acrylic and 1940's wallpaper on birch panel, charcoal

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About Me

Dan Bynum: On many occasions, during my childhood, I would lay on a hardwood floor while flipping through the latest Sears catalog. The black and white illustrations were a catalyst that awakened my imagination. My current body of work is a distillery of idiosyncrasies and archetypes from my childhood in a sundry Birmingham, Alabama, neighborhood. In my recall mode, visual elements are morphed into a scene from a silent movie, resulting in a tale of human interaction. In many of my works, vintage wallpaper is used to suggest the interior soul of a home - and ourselves. I work on a surface over and over, leaving faint traces of the past. I am erasing and reworking, building up layers of images, much like my childhood friends and I did on the sidewalk. Somewhere between the hardwood floor, the neighborhood sidewalk and today, my artwork can be found. Gallery representation: ~ Gallery 1930, Birmingham, Alabama ~ The Arts Company, Nashville, Tennessee.

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