He uses a unique artistic language to depict the fragments of life, as if they were brought at hand, but full of deep meaning.
Jack Dunnett was born in Vic, the northernmost part of the distant Scottish Highlands, where childhood memories become the bleak undertones of his work.
This is a young painter, Jack Dunnett graduated from Gray Art School as a laude student in 2017 and became a professional painter.
Jack Dunnett used to paint on wooden panels, and these works were usually small in size, and the paint used for painting was paint. He will turn out the ** or an imaginary scene when he was a child, and then take himself as the protagonist in the picture, imagine climbing a high ladder alone to paint murals, go to the mall alone, see a game console to catch dolls, and be stunned for a while, do you want to try your luck with two handfuls?I play this kind of game every time I see it, but when I catch it, I give it to the kids next to me.
I'm rowing alone in a cave, which I used to play when I was a child, and I paddled all afternoon, and I didn't know it was dark outside.
Watching TV alone, walking the dog alone, the days in memory are always gray.
I once imagined love, and I had someone to accompany me after work, walking under the stars together, but that thought was just a flash.
Before you know it, you're in your twilight years, and life is too short.
Jack Dunnett is a painter who walks between reality and dreams, some people say that dreams and reality are opposites, and some people say that they think about it day and night, and I also read "The Interpretation of Dreams" when I was a child, and I don't seem to understand it.
Artists tend to be people who are better at weaving dreams, usually most people wake up and forget about the dreams they had, and artists will use dreams as the material for creation, just like Dalí, hypnotizing himself in order to create, and only by entering the dream can he capture those bizarre pictures.