Description
Over the last ten years, George Rouy has gained international acclaim for bold and subversive paintings featuring human figures caught in a state of perpetual becoming. Bodies appear alone, in pairs, or imprisoned in amorphous crowds, creating rhapsodic portraits of identity in a globalized, technologically driven 21st Century. This new monograph provides a detailed account of Rouy’s practice, featuring insightful texts alongside a wealth of artwork images, installation views, and studio photography. George Rouy captures one of the most important young artists working today at a pivotal moment in his career.