An eggless Tardis cake I was commissioned to do last week....
Welcome to my art blog
A self-taught artist, I have always been drawn towards the macabre. Born a twin on Christmas Eve 1964 in Montreal, my twin died several months after birth. This became a large influence in my creative process; isolation, detachment, duality, haunted visions coming from this astral being that I am forever tethered to.Art has always been my way to process and filter what I come across, what I am subjected to, or what I subject myself to each day; a way for me to exorcise the demons on my shoulder. The paintings are empathic, often inspired by the individual’s strength in the face of their own weakness. The common thread in all of my works is survival of self.If a viewer is made uncomfortable by my work, then I have done my job as an artist. I have touched something within them that they are not comfortable with. I want to elicit a visceral response but maintain a sense of the absurd, creating works that are both intensely horrifically personal and humourous.
I am inspired by artists that have celebrated the grotesque: Hieronymus Bosch, Joe Coleman, Otto Dix and George Grosz.
This blog is a progression of my work, works in progress, random thoughts etc. You can join me on Facebook or view a gallery of my work on Flickr at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27952465@N05/
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Your f(r)iend,
Grant Cunningham
Monday, September 30, 2013
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Saturday, February 2, 2013
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Montreal in January
One Saturday night when it was -40c and I decided to stay home with kitties and a bottle of wine, I looked out my window and saw someone decked out in stylin' Montreal wear, doing her patented Tyra stomp down blustery DeMaisonneuve. This is what came of it.
Friday, November 30, 2012
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Helloween aftermath
... yes, I just posted about Xmas and then realized that I never posted some of my final, finer Helloween creations. You can head on over to my flickr page for the whole nasty collection.
Xmas
...and my newfound passion of creating edible art continues. Here are some gingerdead men and angry snowmen (pissed cuz they weren't born angry birds). Contact me for more info.
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