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Simon Edmondson, Green Room No. 2, 2007oil on canvas, 142 x 157 cm
Kollitsch Collection
Simon Edmondson's are often gloomy yet reveal a glimpse of hidden worlds. In exploring the various levels of reality, he exploits destructive powers to make houses and façades collapse in order to reveal a reality in these spaces that was initially hidden. At the same time, his portrayals of people sleeping draw attention to the barriers between consciousness and unconsciousness, dream and reality.
