Submerging Artist 2 - Jamie Preisz

$6,500.00

"Submerging Artist 1 & 2 Diptych" - By Jamie Priesz

Oil on canvas, framed in Tasmanian Oak

150 x 100cm

Finalist and commended in the Bay of Fires Prize 2021, Finalist in Prospect portrait prize. This work depicts the artist reflecting on the term "Emerging Artist" as he sinks below water. The piece references a scene of "Danny" from the cult novel "He died With a Fellafel in His Hand" later played by Noah Taylor in the film adaptation. "Why is three o’clock in the morning the hour to put on Nick Cave, get depressed and kill yourself" the character laments after he rescues his partner from an attempted suicide in a bathtub. A cynical window of dark Australiana peppered with satire, the book and the film holds a special place in the artists heart.

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"Submerging Artist 1 & 2 Diptych" - By Jamie Priesz

Oil on canvas, framed in Tasmanian Oak

150 x 100cm

Finalist and commended in the Bay of Fires Prize 2021, Finalist in Prospect portrait prize. This work depicts the artist reflecting on the term "Emerging Artist" as he sinks below water. The piece references a scene of "Danny" from the cult novel "He died With a Fellafel in His Hand" later played by Noah Taylor in the film adaptation. "Why is three o’clock in the morning the hour to put on Nick Cave, get depressed and kill yourself" the character laments after he rescues his partner from an attempted suicide in a bathtub. A cynical window of dark Australiana peppered with satire, the book and the film holds a special place in the artists heart.

"Submerging Artist 1 & 2 Diptych" - By Jamie Priesz

Oil on canvas, framed in Tasmanian Oak

150 x 100cm

Finalist and commended in the Bay of Fires Prize 2021, Finalist in Prospect portrait prize. This work depicts the artist reflecting on the term "Emerging Artist" as he sinks below water. The piece references a scene of "Danny" from the cult novel "He died With a Fellafel in His Hand" later played by Noah Taylor in the film adaptation. "Why is three o’clock in the morning the hour to put on Nick Cave, get depressed and kill yourself" the character laments after he rescues his partner from an attempted suicide in a bathtub. A cynical window of dark Australiana peppered with satire, the book and the film holds a special place in the artists heart.

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