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The Slumscape Paradises of Jeff Gillette
Welcome to reality... to the un-magical world of Jeff Gillette's incredible artwork where your Disney wishes won't come true. Check out Evan Senn's write-up today on beautifulbizarre.net! .
"The dense slumscapes set the stage for a strong but silent message, created by Gillette, to jar us awake and to inspire us to see more clearly at what is going on in our world." ~ article excerpt
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"I call my work of Landfills, ‘Slumscapes’ and Post-Apocalyptic scenes as ‘Too-Realism’, as in too real; stuff that people don’t want to think about, although it is ever-present in one’s psyche or in one’s periphery while in a taxi from the airport to the hotel in a developing country.” – Jeff Gillette
'Mickey Billboard Plastic Landfill' by Jeff Gillette, 2019
Arty-Fact: “Mickey Billboard Plastic Landfill” is from a theme of Billboard Landfill paintings. This one featuring an ecstatic Mickey Mouse on a deteriorating sign over an endless landscape of refuse and debris. What sets this painting apart from the other paintings in this series is the tactile nature of the application of the paint, very thickly applied creating realistic rolling waves of plastic, with added shading for enhancement of dimensional visual affect.
Slumscapes by Johnny Miller
