Peter Rocklin | Plus One Gallery

Works

Overview

When viewing Peter Rocklin’s work one can clearly recognise the influence of some of the most famous pioneers of photorealism; Rocklin’s use of neon signs and intriguing weathered shops, to fabulous white Jamaican beaches, echo those seen in the work of Ralph Goings, Richard Estes and Robert Cottingham. The result is wonderfully atmospheric and evocative paintings which are escapist yet hyperrealistic representations of everyday life.

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Exhibitions

Blog

Reinterpreting the American Dream in hyperrealism
October 5, 2016
For centuries, the American dream has attracted people from all over the world, lured by the promise of a better way of life. As a population, Americans are unique in having such a thing as a collective dream. However, as history has progressed, faith in the American dream has diminished, tainted by the scepticism and doubt of modern society. The American dream is rooted in the USA’s Declaration of Independence. It proclaims that 'all men are created equal' with the right to 'life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” Popular...
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