I painted that piece in 1998. The building itself has an incredible history and contains artwork/paintings by the now renowned sculptor Cezary Stuglis which preceeded mine.
At the time that the painting was going on the place was in absolute dis-repair and had been left out of use for what must have been decades and the suburb was an industrial zone of disused warehouses.
Ironically, there was nothing special about that piece when I painted it, stylistically it’s reduced to basic elements, more signwriting than art…but I think it’s just about the only piece that exists from that period of my youth.
My friends often comment how ironic it is that it says ‘Dlema’ (dilemma) and appears as a stock standard backdrop in wedding photos. So there’s a tonne of newlyweds standing in front of the word Dlema.
Happy photo-taking – Mark
Hi Mark,
thanks for the history, and I think your artwork is excellent, I was told when we were there it was the most used place in Bris for weddings, getting married is a bit of a dilemma (in my eyes)so it sort of fits the scene. cheers Callie
…you should have seen it when it was first painted 🙂
its an amazing place, rustic yet funky when was it first painted? I will go back over the holidays and have another look at the gallery.
Cheers Callie
Hi Callie,
I painted that piece in 1998. The building itself has an incredible history and contains artwork/paintings by the now renowned sculptor Cezary Stuglis which preceeded mine.
At the time that the painting was going on the place was in absolute dis-repair and had been left out of use for what must have been decades and the suburb was an industrial zone of disused warehouses.
Ironically, there was nothing special about that piece when I painted it, stylistically it’s reduced to basic elements, more signwriting than art…but I think it’s just about the only piece that exists from that period of my youth.
My friends often comment how ironic it is that it says ‘Dlema’ (dilemma) and appears as a stock standard backdrop in wedding photos. So there’s a tonne of newlyweds standing in front of the word Dlema.
Happy photo-taking – Mark
Hi Mark,
thanks for the history, and I think your artwork is excellent, I was told when we were there it was the most used place in Bris for weddings, getting married is a bit of a dilemma (in my eyes)so it sort of fits the scene. cheers Callie
colorful and nice textures 🙂
thanks Joshi
yay, in my home town!
Great place hey, I will go back for a visit over xmas
cheers Callie
Reblogged this on Mark Cowell and commented:
Some still love the classics
Thanks Mark for reblogging my image which you created, and I love your art you are amazing!
Cheers Callie