Biography
Adrian Pritchard captures motion in his paintings using practiced techniques such as pouring on a single point on a flat canvas before spinning to disperse the colours. The works are left to dry flat for several months. Some ‘grow’ thick layers of paint which can produce stalactite-like forms; others crack revealing layers and sub-layers below.
These accompany kinetic art installations – a live work in progress during exhibition's. Viscous liquids are chosen for their symmetrical and entropic qualities – watching paint dry has never been so interesting.
Yasmin Ali British Architects Journal 2009
The Critics Choice August 2009
