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Showing results for: Dylan Coady
Tannin
Tannin

Painting

Tannin

by Dylan Coady

Tannin plays with the idea of decay and growth. Clashing levels of rendering to push and pull at the viewer's attention.

Forsaken, Almost Human
Forsaken, Almost Human

Mixed Media

Forsaken, Almost Human

by Dylan Coady

Forsaken, Almost Human repurposes broken and vandalized particle boards. It is an experiment in layering physical surfaces with visual collage.

Seaforth
Seaforth

Painting

Seaforth

by Dylan Coady

What's beyond the surf, just cast your line a little further and see.

Church & War
Church & War

Painting

Church & War

by Dylan Coady

Church & War centers around the juxtaposition of seemingly opposite ideals framed in the same light. Both priest and soldier carry out the will of a higher power, whether that be the church's or the government's. Conflict and resolution are two... More

Stay
Stay

Painting

Stay

by Dylan Coady

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Orchid Collector
Orchid Collector

Painting

Orchid Collector

by Dylan Coady

Surveying, protecting, growth.

Modern Cowboy
Modern Cowboy

Painting

Modern Cowboy

by Dylan Coady

Modern Cowboy addresses the diminishment of time dedicated to self-reflection in the information age. A critique of modern-day phone addiction, many soothe every mundane moment with the comfort of a screen. Our phones are an infinite stream of... More