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Sam Patterson-Smith - Antenna TNBT - Finalist grief and how what once

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grief and how what once felt secure can slowly fall away

framed in oak under glass

this piece explores the challenge of working almost entirely in near-whites

Her work explores the human form

As i've gotten older i've become more fascinated with the way humans interact with their surroundings

Sam Patterson-Smith - Antenna TNBT - Finalist grief and how what onceOriginal Artwork 53x43cm Acrylic and oil stick on canvas Framed in black stained timber Ready to hang About the Artwork: This work is a playful take on a conversation I heard between a mother and a child who asked "What's that big Antenna?" the mother explained that it was called a "Cellular tower for phones so people can talk to each other", the child replied "An Antenna?", the mother explained that it "Wasn't called an Antenna it was bigger than

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