Daniel Merriam – Catwalk
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The artist has arranged these buildings in a row, creating an almost theatrical perspective that draws the eye deep into the scene. The structures are not isolated; they seem interconnected, suggesting a community or a single, sprawling residence divided into distinct sections. A dense foliage of green trees and vibrant red bushes frames the composition on either side, adding depth and a sense of enclosure.
The application of color is deliberate and contributes significantly to the overall effect. The soft pastels evoke a dreamlike quality, distancing the scene from reality. The use of vertical lines – evident in the building facades and implied by subtle pencil markings – creates a sense of order and symmetry, while also hinting at an underlying structure or framework.
Subtextually, this work seems to explore themes of fantasy, excess, and perhaps even the anxieties surrounding domesticity and societal structures. The exaggerated scale and whimsical design suggest a world unbound by conventional rules. The pastel palette might symbolize innocence or fragility, contrasting with the imposing nature of the architecture. One could interpret the scene as a commentary on idealized notions of home and community, revealing an underlying sense of artificiality or even unease beneath the surface charm. The meticulous detail suggests a desire for control and perfection, while the fantastical elements imply a yearning for escape from the mundane.