Dave Pollot revitalizes thrift store painting with surreal or pop culture-centered thriller painting. The artist recently painted a giant banana tube, pasted onto an existing mountainous background, for works auctioned for charities. Cause: Pollot said these conversations “can happen, and people have little to eat.”
“I have always loved the idea of profoundly personalizing art,” the artist said. “I’m telling my own story with each piece, but everyone is like a mirror, reflecting through his or her personal perceptions that it means giving back to the audience. But, more generally, my work often deals with my work. I think I think my work itself challenges any piece of work, especially a problem, if there is an established idea, it reflects a certain idea, which is an established idea that reflects a certain idea. (In generations and other aspects) can claim ownership of pop culture in a particular time period – it tries to introduce older art styles to younger audiences and possibly to older audiences with a wider range of pop culture.”
Check out more Pollot’s work on his website.
