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Thomas Hammer’s acrylic paintings on canvas contrast hard-edged geometric abstraction with a painterly touch. Mixing abstract and representational elements, his works are sketched digitally in Photoshop before being executed on canvas. These works explore the subconscious, but are inspired by modern art and the proliferation of images easily shared on the web - from advertising and popular music to film and social media.

This painting includes references to space travel, which has disappeared from public discourse for decades, but has recently reemerged as an endeavor taken on by the private sector. The image also plays with shifts in scale. In it the astronaut appears close up and from far away in different, in the beginning and in the middle of his / her journey. In addition, areas of the canvases are repeated at a smaller scale, as if offering a window (or mirror) to itself.
Thomas Hammer’s acrylic paintings on canvas contrast hard-edged geometric abstraction with a painterly touch. Mixing abstract and representational elements, his works are sketched digitally in Photoshop before being executed on canvas. These works explore the subconscious, but are inspired by modern art and the proliferation of images easily shared on the web - from advertising and popular music to film and social media.

This painting includes references to space travel, which has disappeared from public discourse for decades, but has recently reemerged as an endeavor taken on by the private sector. The image also plays with shifts in scale. In it the astronaut appears close up and from far away in different, in the beginning and in the middle of his / her journey. In addition, areas of the canvases are repeated at a smaller scale, as if offering a window (or mirror) to itself.
Thomas Hammer’s acrylic paintings on canvas contrast hard-edged geometric abstraction with a painterly touch. Mixing abstract and representational elements, his works are sketched digitally in Photoshop before being executed on canvas. These works explore the subconscious, but are inspired by modern art and the proliferation of images easily shared on the web - from advertising and popular music to film and social media.

This painting includes references to space travel, which has disappeared from public discourse for decades, but has recently reemerged as an endeavor taken on by the private sector. The image also plays with shifts in scale. In it the astronaut appears close up and from far away in different, in the beginning and in the middle of his / her journey. In addition, areas of the canvases are repeated at a smaller scale, as if offering a window (or mirror) to itself.
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Orbital Class [42x36in] Painting

Thomas Hammer

United States

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 36 W x 42 H x 1.5 D in

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Thomas Hammer’s acrylic paintings on canvas contrast hard-edged geometric abstraction with a painterly touch. Mixing abstract and representational elements, his works are sketched digitally in Photoshop before being executed on canvas. These works explore the subconscious, but are inspired by modern art and the proliferation of images easily shared on the web - from advertising and popular music to film and social media. This painting includes references to space travel, which has disappeared from public discourse for decades, but has recently reemerged as an endeavor taken on by the private sector. The image also plays with shifts in scale. In it the astronaut appears close up and from far away in different, in the beginning and in the middle of his / her journey. In addition, areas of the canvases are repeated at a smaller scale, as if offering a window (or mirror) to itself.

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Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:36 W x 42 H x 1.5 D in

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Thomas Hammer (b. 1985) is NYC based painter known for his ink works on paper and acrylic paintings on canvas. His ink works are inspired by the spontaneity and vim of post-war action painting, but employ a unique vocabulary of mark making. He creates a sense of depth through variety of textures that vary between smooth and flowing and staccato and rhythmic. The intent is to harness, rather than let loose, energy. Thomas’ acrylic paintings are built in layers. The first few accrue with gestural flourish and become more deliberate as the composition emerges. Each layer interacts with the one before it, obscuring some of the canvas beneath it while adding texture, color, and complexity to the painting. The end result is an artifact of the process but it is also a constructed reality, akin to a carefully composed photograph that flattens three dimensional space to a single plane.

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