David Le Fleming

Painter

Vocabulary Gone Feral – Wellington

Vocabulary Gone Feral – Wellington

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19 July – 6 August 2002
Walrus Gallery
111 Taranaki St, Wellington, New Zealand

To a contact point or closed position

To a contact point or closed position (2002)
oil & enamel on fibreglass panels
1210 x 1210mm (diptych)

"The only viable currency we have left is conversing with the uncool members of society"

The only viable currency (2002)
oil on fibreglass panels
1210 x 1210mm

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Oil painting by David Le Fleming, featuring a typographical arrangement on an organic looking background

Exercise with scissors (2002)
oil on canvas
230 x 160mm

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This discourse is paramount by New Zealand painter David Le Fleming, depicting a figure lying on their back contemplating

This discourse is paramount (2002)
oil on canvas
750 x 750mm

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Oil painting of three woman standing in water having a conversation. Central woman has striped swimsuit.

Vocabulary gone feral (2002)
oil and eggshell on canvas
700 x 970mm

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Typographic composition, oil painting by David Le Fleming.

Plaintive gander (2002)
oil on canvas
380 x 479mm

Appropriated into new artwork, Paper satan (2023)

New Zealand artist David Le Fleming's painting depicting a typographic composition

Sample notion (2002)
oil on canvas
290 x 370mm

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Small oil painting by kiwi artist David Le Fleming.

Waxing (2002)
oil and bone on canvas
190 x 240mm

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Large canvas by kiwi painter Dave Le Fleming. Text reads: FLIP FOREST, MAKE LIME, WE'LL FINGER THEIR BOMB

Flip forest (2002)
oil and enamel on canvas
1080 x 1350mm

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Nigel (2002)
oil on fibreglass panels
1820 x 1210mm

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