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Douglas Coupland's 'Canada Picture No. 6' blends surreal imagery – skull, fish, teddy bear – reflecting on Canadian identity and modern anxieties through a unique visual narrative.
Explore Douglas Coupland's striking 'Canada Picture No. 3 (wolf)' – a captivating painting featuring a wolf contemplating a distant image amidst bottles and objects, reflecting the anxieties of contemporary culture.
Explore 'Canada Picture No. 9 (flour)' by Douglas Coupland – a meticulously detailed digital still life evoking nostalgia & quiet contemplation. Realistic, Dutch Golden Age-inspired art.
‘Jumbo Boogeyman in the Sky with Diamonds’ by Douglas Coupland: An abstract work revealing Osama bin Laden through smartphone viewing. Geometric, layered circles & a thought-provoking exploration of data & perception.
‘Canada Picture No. 5’ by Douglas Coupland: A lobster and chairs tableau captures Canadian identity with playful, surreal imagery. Explore this iconic work of art.
Explore Douglas Coupland's 'Thomson Campfire,' inspired by Canadian landscape masters like Emily Carr and Tom Thomson. This striking acrylic painting reimagines iconic vistas with geometric precision, questioning the definition of ‘Canadianness’ in a digital age.
Explore 'The World' by Douglas Coupland – an urban landscape inspired by Spiral Jetty and The Lightning Field, featuring corporate logos and symbolic drips reflecting environmental concerns.
This artwork delves into Gen X culture, utilizing digital art techniques to convey concepts of loss and anonymity. Its exploration of themes like consumerism aligns with Coupland's broader artistic vision.
Explore Douglas Coupland’s ‘The Ice Storm,’ a monumental steel sculpture reflecting Canadian identity & fragility. Minimalism meets Constructivism in this striking gallery piece.