Natasha Barnes | Moonlit Ashes Botanical Still Life becomes exactly what Warhol always

becomes exactly what Warhol always found most interesting: something useful that has been made purely decorative

Gold is among the most commanding works Hambleton produced in his later career

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Brainwash brings to this subject — bold colour

Natasha Barnes | Moonlit Ashes Botanical Still Life becomes exactly what Warhol alwaysNatasha Barnes (b. 1969) Moonlit Ashes Original abstract expressionist painting Moonlit Ashes occupies a specific and haunting territory in Natasha Barnes' palette a painting about what remains after fire, seen by moonlight. The ash palette: pale greys, near whites, the ghostly presence of things that were once substantial and have been reduced to their mineral essence. Barnes brings to this subject the same instinctive, physically committed approach