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Alexis Rockman: Oceanus

Alexis Rockman: Oceanus

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Oceanus is a book that showcases the artist's 8 x 24-foot panoramic painting Oceanus and ten related large watercolors, documenting humanity's relationship with the ocean and its connections to our survival. It includes essays by leading writers and scholars on maritime and oceanic history and Rockman's work within art history.

Format: Hardback
Length: 160 pages
Publication date: 18 April 2023
Publisher: Rizzoli International Publications


Alexis Rockman's captivating artwork, Oceanus, takes viewers on a mesmerizing global journey beneath the ever-changing seas. Through his ethereal and sublime renderings, Rockman captures the essence of real and imaginary marine life within a delicate ecosystem. This remarkable volume, published to accompany an ambitious traveling exhibition across North America and abroad, showcases Rockman's newly executed 8 x 24-foot panoramic painting, Oceanus, along with ten related large watercolors. These important works serve as a testament to humanity's profound connection with the ocean and the intricate connections between the sea and our very survival. Rockman skillfully weaves together natural history, art history, archaeology, adventure, political analysis, and science to create a captivating narrative that explores the human condition. Complementing this visual feast are essays by renowned writers and scholars, delving into maritime and oceanic history, as well as Rockman's place within the broader realm of art history. Together, these elements provide a profound and enriching exploration of our relationship with the ocean and its profound impact on our world.

Weight: 1256g
Dimension: 261 x 292 x 18 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9780847899449

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