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Derek Gores - Not Waiting in The Wings - Collage of A Butterfly With Black, Red, Blue and White (2015-2019) - Available For Sale - Artsy
Derek Gores - Not Waiting in The Wings - Collage of A Butterfly With Black, Red, Blue and White (2015-2019) - Available For Sale - Artsy
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Earthly Stranger - Eisenhauer Gallery
In past show
"Not Waiting in the Wings" collage of a butterfly with black, red, blue and
white, 2015-2019
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48 × 48 in
121.9 × 121.9 cm
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Edgartown
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Derek Gores tempts the senses in his collage works, recycling magazines, maps, data and other paper
materials in his lush figurative works. Considered part of the Pop Surrealism or New Contemporary
Movement, Gores exhibits globally, with a client and collector list including Prada, Playboy,
Rinascente, Madonna, EA Sports, New England Journal of Medicine, Lincoln Motor Company, Dwell
Magazine, Tag Heuer, the National Football League and more.
Gores was commissioned as the 2013 Official Artist of the Kentucky Derby, was honored to have his
work selected for the Manifest Hope DC exhibit coinciding with the Presidential Inauguration in 2009,
and in 2010 was called "One of the 40 important artists of the New Contemporary Movement", while in
an exhibition in London. In 2017 Gores was commissioned by Playboy Magazine to capture the legacy
of Hugh Hefner in a portrait.
His works hook you in a luxurious sensory experience with the classic ideals of fashion and travel.
Further exploration reveals a modern feminist strength rendered in the freshest of techniques, where
the raw ripped scraps give an abstract power. Gores' visual influences of Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele,
Franz Kline, mix with the playful spirit of Rube Goldberg, and a poetic freedom with words as well.
"I like my pictures to barely come together with teasing little details, where the small pictures add up to
a larger one in an unexpected way, maybe triggering memories or daydreams. One friend calls it a 'Zen
Narrative', where the story is out in front of me. I enjoy the gap between what you see and what you
think you see."
Gores' studio is in Melbourne, Florida, where the Space Coast tech intellect mixes with surf culture for
a dynamic range of inspiration and wide open blue skies under which to work.
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