British born artist living and working in Gothenburg, Sweden,
Mark Thompson paints these Austere and Desolate Cityscapes Paintings devoid of people, animals and any kind moving life. You are probably thinking why show you something so depressing? That is just one point of view, these paintings can be seen as having everything stripped out of them or, you can see them, as having the potential of being repopulated with good things, a better and more balanced system of life. It is not about finding a silver lining, it can be for example, about looking at all that is happening around the world at the moment and finding a reason to rebuild, doing a better job than we did...
After Me.
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Be Lost in Me.
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For all the Days Stolen.
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For all Things that Suffer.
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For Something Lost.
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From Nothing to Everything.
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Furrow.
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In My Time of Need.
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Last Morning.
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Nothing Remains Mine.
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No Title.
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Revealed Wounds.
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The Injuries of Time.
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The Tears of Things.
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The Weight Pressing.
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To Remain Unheard.
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To Turn My Face Away.
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To Unpick Time‘s Hold.
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What Remains.
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Wood, Metal, Bone.
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