Nathaniel Mary Quinn doesn't have a clue of the subjects he's painting until he's finished creating them. This intuitive approach is what drives the Chicago-born artist's signature practice of making fragmented portraits. In some cases, Quinn is shocked to find out that a finished piece eerily resembles a close family member or a long-forgotten friend."I surprise myself with the subjects I paint, especially when they turn out to be childhood friends. I'm like 'Oh snap, that's Kenwood.' He's a ga...
Nathaniel Mary Quinn doesn't have a clue of the subjects he's painting until he's finished creating them. This intuitive approach is what drives the Chicago-born artist's signature practice of making fragmented portraits. In some cases, Quinn is shocked to find out that a finished piece eerily resembles a close family member or a long-forgotten friend."I surprise myself with the subjects I paint, especially when they turn out to be childhood friends. I'm like 'Oh snap, that's Kenwood.' He's a ga...
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