MICHAEL WHITEHEAD Remember to Forget

Remember To Forget

Remember to Forget

Remembering to forget seems an abstract thought, in as much as how do you remember the thing you want to forget without having first remembering it.

The question gets asked “what got you to this point where you created this painting?”.

Of course, a large part of the answer is - every painting that went before this one has been a contributor. In the painting process there is a need to not try and slavishly re-produce the paintings that went before the current one, in order to ensure that the current painting doesn’t look formula or laboured. So, in that sense everything that went before is important in the evolution of current works, but there is a need to look forward and not be bound by what happened in the past.

Remember to Forget is a line in the song, ‘Easy to Slip’ by legendary LA band Little Feat.

Michael Whitehead 2024

Beacon Oil, Acrylic and Bitumen on Canvas 107cm x 300cm Framed SOLD

Remember to Forget

Oil, Acrylic and Bitumen on Canvas

153cm x 182cm Framed SOLD

Things Remembered

Oil, Acrylic and Bitumen on Canvas

153cm x 153cm Framed SOLD

Things Forgotten

Oil, Acrylic and Bitumen on Canvas

153cm x 153cm Framed SOLD

Recollection

Oil, Acrylic and Bitumen on Canvas 101cm x 200cm Framed SOLD

Time Forgotten

Oil, Acrylic and Bitumen on Canvas

101cm x 203cm Framed $8,800

Fable Oil, Acrylic and Bitumen on Canvas

101cm x 203cm Framed $8,800

Figment

Oil, Acrylic and Bitumen on Canvas 101cm x 203cm Framed SOLD

Enigma

Acrylic on Primed Linen

122cm x122cm Framed SOLD

Medley

Acrylic on Primed Linen

122cm x122cm Framed $6,600

Acrylic on Primed Linen

122cm x122cm Framed $6,600

Murmur

Paradox

Acrylic on Primed Linen

122cm x122cm Framed SOLD