oils|powder|industrial powder paint, Phil Daly, Galway, Ireland

Grid with Warm Red, Oils on Canvas, 80 x 65 cm

Untitled Grid, Oils on Canvas, 300 x 200 cm

PTO Grid, Oils on Canvas, 300 x 200 cm

Primary Grid, Oils on Canvas, 300 x 200 cm

Oraiste Grid, Oils on Canvas, 300 x 200 cm

Shaped Grid, Oils on Canvas, 300 x 200 cm

Patched Grid, Oil on Canvas, 75 x 55 cm

Tied Together, Oil, Gloss & Varnish on canvas, 30cm x 50cm

The Space Within, Oil, Gloss & Varnish on canvas, 1.40m x 1.20m

Take a trip, Oil, Gloss & Varnish on canvas, 1.40m x 1.20m

Running Blue, Oil, Gloss & Varnish on canvas, 1.0m x 0.75m

Red Alive, Oil, Gloss & Varnish on canvas, 1.0m x 0.75m

untitled, Oil on canvas, 1.5 x 1.2 m

untitled, oil on board, 75 x 50 cm

untitled, oil on board, 75 x 50

untitled, Oil on canvas, 1.5 x 1.2 m

untitled, Oil on canvas, 75 x 75 cm

untitled, Oil on canvas, 1.0 x 1.0 m

untitled, oil on paper, 100 x 75 cm

Reflection through waves, Oil on canvas, 40 x 40 cm

Northern Lights, Oil on canvas, 40 x 40 cm

Aliera, Oil on canvas, 40 x 40 cm

Summer Swirls, Oils on canvas, 40 x 50 cm

Winter Burst, Oil on canvas, 40 x 50 cm

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About Artist Phil Daly

Phil graduated from GMIT in 2005 with a degree in Fine Art (painting). I have mainly exhibited my work in Drogheda and work mainly in oils and powder (industrial powder paint). My work can be on canvas or mounted on board. The focus of the paintings is on the process of the work and how I get to the finished piece. Strong colours will always feature as I draw some inspiration from such artists as Pollock & Kandinsky.
I am working as a community artist, teaching art to people with special needs and after school art projects with local primary and secondary schools.
'The surface of a painting is flat, but to introduce depth into the visual aspect of that flat surface is an act of delusion.' Sam Francis
The schematic working method is every bit part of the painting as the image itself, allowing the paint to behave naturally and intervening when necessary.
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