Ronald de Bloeme
2009
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They are big, they are bright and they are busy – Berlin based Dutch artist Ronald de Bloeme’s works engage with the complex systems of meaning integral to the overwhelming reality of our consumerist society and its constant urge to communicate. Sampling and appropriating it, the young artist, who has been referred to as a ‘visual pirate’, creates abstract and very formal paintings, which while recalling familiar patterns and codes, resist easy reading and speak in a language of their own. (from interview with artist)
Ronald de Bloeme at Hamish Morrison Galerie
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