Artist Vincent Devine and his exhibition....Pause
- Anne Coughlan
- May 19, 2022
- 1 min read
Pause and breath is exactly what I want to say to our current exhibiting artist Vincent Devine. He chats at 100 miles an hour - suddenly one finds oneself totally enthralled in his tale and his ability to tell a tale..... hands are flailing, his gestures are big, he's bouncing with energy and his laugh - simply intoxicating.
However, looking at his work on our walls draws no similarities at all.....a controlled sense of palette displays a mature and evoking theme. Sensual, calming, naturistic. His trees delicate yet powerful- hiding another visual meaning within, totally encapsulate this artists exhibition title.....Pause....its simply what one must do!
Look and see for yourself.
.....someone in the office said....once you see it, its actually difficult to unsee it! I agree.
The past weekend here at the theatre was a busy one with plenty of folk around. One particular woman happened to stop before heading to take her seat and asked....who's on the walls? Vincent Devine I informed .....there really are aren't they? ....Devine ...... Couldn't agree more.
Without giving anything away I invite you to come this way and feast your eyes on Vincent's exhibition....it's with us for another little while. There's an information leaflet about Vincent, his work and his price list. Vincent, take a bow!
www.birrtheatre.com
I saw Vincent’s show last week and I’m still thinking about those trees—how they force you to stop without asking permission. I used to rush past everything, including my own work at the computer. Then I found https://www.gambody.com/ when a friend wanted me to print a custom part for a model. It surprised me how that process also demands you pause: check the layers, adjust the bed, wait for the slice. That act of slowing down changed how I look at paintings now. Vincent’s trees have that same quiet command. You don’t analyze them; you just stand there and let them settle. The woman in your story was right—once you see the hidden shape, it stays with you. I’d tell…
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