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Nigel Grima (b. 1975) is an artist, painter and photographer from Somerset, UK.
'I make abstract images, through the manipulation of digital photography. Current evidence seems to suggest that abstract art is ambiguous and expressive. I believe the former must always be true but the latter is open to conjecture. This is because ambiguity cannot be expressive (expression is defined at source, ambiguity is not).
However it is unlikely one cannot be entirely without expression. As a result, I believe my work shows signs of repression, a form of expression. But whereas expression is expose Nigel Grima (b. 1975) is an artist, painter and photographer from Somerset, UK.
'I make abstract images, through the manipulation of digital photography. Current evidence seems to suggest that abstract art is ambiguous and expressive. I believe the former must always be true but the latter is open to conjecture. This is because ambiguity cannot be expressive (expression is defined at source, ambiguity is not).
However it is unlikely one cannot be entirely without expression. As a result, I believe my work shows signs of repression, a form of expression. But whereas expression is exposed, repression is hidden and therefore aligns itself to ambiguity.' ...
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