Me and Motherwell, he’s been a great influence on my work, it is always great to see American painting in America..
New work evolving in the studio, currently under the title ‘Nerve-net’ oil and mixed-media on canvas..
David Moxon ‘Nerve Net’ oil on paper and canvas, 105 × 105 cm, 2026
Justin Caguiat’s first UK solo show ‘Change Ringing’ at London’s Serpentine South Gallery last week had some very interesting and thought provoking painting..
Justin Caguiat
New work emerging ‘Surface/Revolt’, mixed-media collage, 36 x 27cm..
Currently planning a trip to California but still dreaming of Japan..
Urban calligraphy, street inspiration, graffiti sgraffito..
artist inspiration
I like the reverso of ‘Diffusion Field’ that I have just had framed, an example of the happy accident?..
Diffusion Field’ reverso, David Moxon
Just completed and framed this piece entitled ‘Diffusion Field’ see it with the others in Gallery section on this website..
Medium sized canvas developing in the studio with elements of mixed-media surface manipulation: ‘Ghost Patterns’ series..
Detail of new abstract mixed-media work on paper: ‘Ghost Patterns’
New abstract mixed-media painting David Moxon
Working on new mixed-media collages for a solo show later in the year, I’ll keep you informed..
Kazuo Shiraga ‘Untitled’ 1964, at MOMA, New York, nice..
Love this HERMANN NITSCH ‘Schüttbild’. 2012. Acrylic on jute, 140 × 140 cm, currently in auction, unfortunately I wont be bidding..
New work out of the studio, ‘Abstrakt MZ’ 42 x 30 cm, mixed-media collage, 2026
‘Shiro Echo’ 21 x 30 cm, a new piece from the studio, a work on paper using found mixed-media materials and Japanese ink..
New work on paper from the studio, ‘Asembla’ 21 x 30 cm, made using found mixed-media and Japanese ink..
A new painting created over the last few weeks, the concept came together in Hiroshima through drawings and collages created on my travels, exploring line, brush marks and text:
I bought a few postcards and old tickets at the street markets for second hand books in Jimbocho, Tokyo, inspiring place..
David Hockney thinks ‘‘There’s too much abstract painting..’ Boo hoo..
