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Tim Biskup’s “Excavation” at Antonio Colombo Arte Contemporanea

Last Thursday, Tim Biskup (Hi-Fructose Vol. 18) opened a new solo show, "Excavation," at Antonio Colombo Arte Contemporanea in Milan, Italy. Citing De Kooning as a primary influence of his new direction, Biksup turns to Abstract Expressionism as a starting point. Blending high art with low brow, he mixes the ambiguous lines and shapes with a rigid, design-oriented punk rock sensibility from his early days in the Southern California punk scene. Skulls frequently appear in his new paintings along with female figures, each representing a different dimension of emotions and mortality. Take a look at some of Biskup's latest works below.

Last Thursday, Tim Biskup (Hi-Fructose Vol. 18) opened a new solo show, “Excavation,” at Antonio Colombo Arte Contemporanea in Milan, Italy. Citing De Kooning as a primary influence of his new direction, Biksup turns to Abstract Expressionism as a starting point. Blending high art with low brow, he mixes the ambiguous lines and shapes with a rigid, design-oriented punk rock sensibility from his early days in the Southern California punk scene. Skulls frequently appear in his new paintings along with female figures, each representing a different dimension of emotions and mortality. Take a look at some of Biskup’s latest works below.

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