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Special presentation: Richard Fulham

Richard Fulham

Richard Fulham is an emerging mixed media artist from Quebec, Canada.

During the 1970-80-ties, he worked as a pottery-ceramist. During this period he combines utilitarian productions and some particular research on ceramic, that give as a final result, a very interesting production of one of a kind pieces with special effects of texture and color. We do not have any pictures of these works.
After a period of working in corporative marketing, he returns again with energy to original artistic-production. During the second half of 1990ies, he has been working exclusively on a new stile of collage-paintings.

The technique that Richard Fulham uses is a mixture of collage and painting in an imaginary impressionistic stile.
The collage outlines are hidden in paint, giving an impression of a digital imagine.
A good example of his work is " L'or des fous" from the year 2000 on display in the ArtNetGallery.
You observe directly by looking at the picture, that Richard Fulham is an artist who controls his technique, both with a balance in color and giving you lots of impressions.

By looking at the latest works by Richard Fulham, you get the feeling in some of the works you are looking at have an uneven surface that reminds you of shining ceramic pottery. This is maybe a heritage from his early artistic work, which is giving new expression in another media. The mixing of colors and textures is unique.
A good example of this is
"Au dessus des cigognes" from last year and also on display in the ArtNetGallery.

These unique works will give grate pleasure to anyone and constantly give new impressions and an aha-feeling. Although these works remind you of digital images, they still are unique and should never be compared with the mass production of digital images.

Saemundur Gudmundsson

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