Shore With Blighted Vegetation, New Plants Moving In
Oil on board
17 x 20cm
2021
This painting is based on the landscape around Okanagan lake in British Columbia. As observed during a stay on his sister's houseboat in 2010.
Oil on board
17 x 20cm
2021
This painting is based on the landscape around Okanagan lake in British Columbia. As observed during a stay on his sister's houseboat in 2010.
Oil on board
17 x 20cm
2021
This painting is based on the landscape around Okanagan lake in British Columbia. As observed during a stay on his sister's houseboat in 2010.
Christian Kuras is a Canadian artist living in Manchester, UK whose work proceeds by a circularity of sorts. Reflecting a disjunctive experience of relating to the world of individuals and machines, Kuras finds interest in the paradoxical division between interior and exterior worlds. Like a membrane that contains, yet must remain porous to thrive, Kuras’ interior worlds must be permeable to communicate. Kuras’ projects often thwart communication by creating non-permeable containment: closed circuits and contained voices. The result is a frustrated presence, a circularity that must be suppressed for the illusion of forwardness to perpetuate.
Christian Kuras received his MFA from Concordia in 2002 and since then has had solo exhibitions at the New Gallery, Calgary; Latitude 43, Edmonton; AKA Gallery, Saskatoon; Struts Gallery, Sackville; and Forest City Gallery, London ON. His works have been exhibited across Canada and in the UK.