MADGE GILL

About

Madge Gill, a self-taught British artist known for her work in fringe and spiritual art. From an early age, she faced numerous challenges, including the loss of her mother and growing up in an orphanage.

ARTWORK

Gill created a vast amount of works, mainly drawings and paintings, influenced by spiritual visions he claimed to receive from a spirit guide called “Myrninerest”. His works are often abstract and detailed, full of intricate patterns and ghostly figures.

Abstract patterns

Her works are often abstract and detailed, full of intricate patterns and ghostly figures.

Techniques

She used mainly ink and pencil on paper and cardboard, working compulsively and obsessively. Her art, although not widely recognized during his lifetime, has gained attention and admiration in outsider and fringe art circles, noted for its originality and emotional expression.

Photograph from i

upcoming ARTIST

Mapping the time, by George Widener

Widener has an extraordinary ability to process numerical information, which has profoundly influenced his art.

His creations combine mathematics, history, and a fascination with time, with an obsession for numerical patterns and calendars, elements he uses to explore abstract concepts of history and the future.

Widener's work has an obsessive approach to time and numbers. His pieces often resemble riddles in which visual and mathematical representations are mixed, as if each drawing were a codification of historical or future events.

Photograph from Gavin Ashworth NYC.

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