Catherine McTague - A Device to Lick Your Cat With (Oil on canvas, 15" x 18", 2019)
Using photos from media and film such as home movies, YouTube videos and found images, I explore the anxiety and uneasiness of interacting with something you cannot identify or a situation you cannot read. Using painting and drawing, I create a narrative rooted in ambiguity but combined with moments of humor and absurdity.
Using photos from media and film such as home movies, YouTube videos and found images, I explore the anxiety and uneasiness of interacting with something you cannot identify or a situation you cannot read. Using painting and drawing, I create a narrative rooted in ambiguity but combined with moments of humor and absurdity.
Using photos from media and film such as home movies, YouTube videos and found images, I explore the anxiety and uneasiness of interacting with something you cannot identify or a situation you cannot read. Using painting and drawing, I create a narrative rooted in ambiguity but combined with moments of humor and absurdity.