“In the presence of Tom Climent’s paintings we become pilgrims, invited wayfarers, time travellers on the threshold of our own elsewhere”. *
Solomon Fine Art is delighted to host a much anticipated exhibition of new paintings by celebrated Irish artist Tom Climent. In Pilgrim we are presented with a body of vibrant and exquisitely textured compositions which offer a tantalising glimpse into worlds which straddle the border between ‘real and spirit’. Climent’s paintings act as portals through which we are invited to embark on a journey of discovery, a pilgrimage to new and unexplored terrains.
Embracing the role of chance and alchemy in their creation, Climent creates paintings which touch on both abstraction and representation while challenging the materiality and mobility of paint. His masterful use of plaster, sand and collage in his compositions result in subtle and refined textures, a suggestion of the tactility of the landscapes within. Climent’s approach is largely intuitive; the act of painting begins a process of discovering unexpected connections and relationships all the while embracing the richly rewarding interplay between the subconscious emotional world and the physical and logical process of painting.
*From a specially commissioned text by Michael Waldron, curator and art historian, included in the exhibition catalogue
Tom Climent: Pilgrim
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Solomon Fine Art - Tom Climent, Cosmic Tree, 2024€ 12,000.00
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Irish Examiner: Tom Climent PILGRIM
'I'm trying to capture or create light within the paintings' May 6, 2024Tom Climent Marc O’Sullivan Vallig Irish Examiner -
Gallery artist Tom Climent | Crawford Acquisition
CRAWFORD COLLECTION: YOUR NATIONAL COLLECTION 2021 April 21, 2021Today, Minister Catherine Martin announces that 422 artworks by 70 artists will be added to the National Collection thanks to the €1m fund provided to the Irish Museum of Modern... -
The Observer Interiors: A dream home that’s down to earth
Works by Tom Climent featured in the home of architect Declan O’DonnellNatural colours and wooded views create a sense of calm in an Irish architect’s home, writes Serena Fokschaner. T here were three reasons why architect Declan O’Donnell chose to build... -
TOM CLIMENT: What Lies Beneath
Sunday Independent; Niall MacMonagle May 9, 2016What Lies Beneath:Meridian by Tom Climent Meridian Niall MacMonagle May 09 2016 02:30 AM The sun, that 4.6 billion-year-old, far-away - 149 million kilometres away - burning star, and... -
IRISH ARTS REVIEW: TOM CLIMENT
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THE GLOSS: Beggs & Climent in house feature
Architect: Maria McVeigh / Interiors: Eoin Lyons September 23, 2018See Inside This Original Victorian Redbrick With A Modern Extension SEPTEMBER 23, 2018 BY DIGITAL In the hands of the RIGHT DESIGNERS , an original Victorian redbrick retains its INTEGRITY... -
TOM CLIMENT REVIEW IRISH TIMES
Aidan Dunne Reviews 'Aspect' May 16, 2018Aspect Tom Climent. Solomon Fine Art, Balfe St (next to the Westbury Hotel), Dublin Until June 2 solomonfineart.ie **** One of the works in Tom Climent’s exhibition Aspect is titled,... -
Tom Climent: Review of Latitudes, Dunamaise Arts Centre
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