Series: ENDTIMES

Works are available where noted. All works in this series are unframed.

mangelis77@gmail.com

@angelis.studio

 

 

Green Iris

oil on panel 

10"x 10"

2018

available

The Cave

oil on panel

20"x 20"

2018

SOLD

The Break

oil and printing ink on shaped masonite panel

11"x11"

2017

available

I'm a Philosopher so I Don't Know

oil and iron powder on panel

20"x 20"

2017

available

The Illusion of Control

oil on shaped panel

24"x 24"

2017

available

All Conversations are Invariably About Death

oil on shaped panel

24"x 24"

2017

available

Mother Theresa Flakes

oil and gouache on shaped panel

11"x11"

2017

available

Hanging Out and Drinking All Night Boasts a High Success Rate

oil on panel

5"x 5"

2017

available

Untitled (Seed Pods)

oil on panel

7"x 7"

2016

available

Coeur de Cloutée

oil on panel

7"x 10"

2016

available

I Lost My Bitcoin in the Sandbox

oil on shaped panel

11"x11"

2017

available

The Gentler Side of Mankind's Death Wish

oil on shaped panel

13"x13"

2017

available

Math is Beautiful, Math is Dangerous

oil on panel

11"x 11"

2017

Private Collection

Double Fashion Felony

oil on panel

7"x 7"

2017

Private Collection

Untitled (Heart with Green Ring)

oil on panel

5"x 7"

2016

Private Collection

Untitled (Heart with Gold Band)

oil on panel

8"x 10"

2016

Private Collection

This body of work, which followed the Static Flux series is by no means an apogee, it’s instead an ongoing exploration of process, repetition and iconography. The loose representational imagery is mostly rendered from memory, although some referential work is involved as well. The symbolism of that imagery has personal meaning around themes of value, loss, hierarchy, authenticity and consumption. These themes I feel have always been present in my work, but were expressed more outwardly or perhaps subjectively in earlier pieces. Each piece in this ongoing series will, I hope, eventually serve as a kind of hieroglyph in a language that explains my purpose for creating artwork and will continue to evolve through changes in life, imagery, and physical interaction with materials.