Simon Kenny | Rising White Monochrome it carries the immediacy of

it carries the immediacy of Cox’s process in a way no print or reproduction could

where its throwaway quality becomes a formal object

Larissa Eremeeva — The Thought That Tried To Get Away

The formal vocabulary of the figurative tradition — the gesture

Simon Kenny | Rising White Monochrome it carries the immediacy ofSimon Kenny (b. 1976) Rising Original abstract Rising is among the most formally optimistic titles in Simon Kenny's catalogue the upward movement, the ascent, the quality of something gaining altitude and momentum. His lyrical abstraction finds in this concept a formal proposition as much as a subject: how does a painting rise? Through colour, through the placement of light and dark, through the way the eye is directed upward through the composition.