"Pater" features a selection
of Philippe Halaburda’s recent artworks, which were inspired by a profound reflection on the multifaceted experience of fatherhood.
The exhibition showcases a variety of abstract mixed media pieces on paper and canvas utilizing materials such as painting, yarn,
and color tape.
The concept of psychogeography, which explores the influence of geographical environments on emotions and behaviors, plays a significant role in «Pater.»
These new paintings are representations
of personal experiences and navigate the emotional landscapes associated
with fatherhood.
Acrylic, color tape, yarn, LEGO bricks and blue sandpaper disc on stretched canvas 76 x 76 cm - 30"x 30", USA, 2024
Eiiwannd
Acrylic, color tape, yarn, LEGO bricks and blue sandpaper disc on stretched canvas 76 x 76 cm - 30"x 30", USA, 2024
Descente Kruuskevvi
Acrylic, color tape and yarn on stretched canvas 91 x 91 cm - 36"x 36", USA, 2024
Montée Phooetarr
Acrylic, color tape and yarn on stretched canvas 91 x 91 cm - 36"x 36", USA, 2024
Elever Aurrakinesiss
Acrylic, color tape, yarn, LEGO bricks and blue sandpaper disc on stretched canvas 76 x 76 cm - 30"x 30", USA, 2024
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Acrylic, color tape, yarn, LEGO bricks and blue sandpaper disc on stretched canvas 76 x 76 cm - 30"x 30", USA, 2024
Iiirekiee
Acrylic, color tape and yarn on stretched canvas 91 x 91 cm - 36"x 36", USA, 2024
Iiiviarco
Acrylic, color tape and yarn on stretched canvas 91 x 91 cm - 36"x 36", USA, 2024
Paajjdo
Acrylic, color tape and yarn, on stretched canvas 122 x 122 cm - 48"x 48", USA, 2024
Tauu widsom
Acrylic, color tape and yarn, on stretched canvas 122 x 122 cm - 48"x 48", USA, 2024
"In creating ‘Pater,’ I wanted to capture fatherhood's emotional depth
and complexity."
This psychogeographical approach allows viewers to engage with the artworks on a deeper level, reflecting on how spaces and environments shape their own experiences
of fatherhood.