Paul Lemmon
PAUL LEMMON
Paul Lemmon's paintings are based on the disruption of digital videos taken from film, TV andsocial media. He exploits the underlying structure of these files to explore the shapeshifting qualities of the digital world, foregrounding the illusory effects of ‘the screen’ and its influence on our idea of truth and the real world.
Paul works primarily in oil paint and is interested in reversing the process of digitisation by transforming immaterial subjects from cyberspace into physical paintings. There’s a sense of truth about a painting, you can stand in front of it, it has substance, gravity and presence. In that sense, he aims to highlight the way in which the screen, though powerfully magnetics, is really just a performance - fleeting and transient - whereas a painting is solid, persistent, reliable, and whose grounding and edifying effect can be similar to that of a walk in nature.
Artworks by Paul Lemmon
And The Stars Look Very Different (Today)
60 x 60 cm
Oil on Panel
Infinite Presence
60 x 50 cm
Oil on Panel
Mondegreen
60 x 50 cm
Oil on Panel
A Quiet Place
50 x 70 cm
Oil on Panel
All Points Inbetween
80 x 40 cm
Oil on Panel
Far Above The World
60 x 60 cm
Oil on Panel
Vibe Shift
80 x 40 cm
Oil on Panel
To Risk A Dream
60 x 75 cm
Oil on Panel
A Stillness That Moves
90 x 50 cm
Oil on Panel
The Butterfly Breaks The Wheel
90 x 50 cm
Oil on Panel
















