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No Ghosting — in situ at The Wall Art Gallery, Wynwood
No Ghosting — in situ at The Wall Art Gallery, Wynwood
Artlanta x Specified Fiction Nigerian/American x Haitian/American, b. 1995 / 1992
No Ghosting, 2026
Acrylic on Canvas
48 x 60 in.
121.9 x 152.4 cm
121.9 x 152.4 cm
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No Ghosting is a painting of a Rolls-Royce Phantom, named for the distinction between ghost and phantom. The car is treated as a dream object, rendered in the blue that...
No Ghosting is a painting of a Rolls-Royce Phantom, named for the distinction between ghost and phantom. The car is treated as a dream object, rendered in the blue that runs through the collection as a favored color. Abstract mark and the portrait-like presence of the vehicle share the same surface.
The work belongs to the luxury-vehicle thread of No Coincidence, where brand, motion, and aspiration are held as subjects rather than as merchandise. It sits with The art of Ecstasy as the exhibition's Rolls-Royce pair: the car and the emblem, the dream and its figurehead.
The work belongs to the luxury-vehicle thread of No Coincidence, where brand, motion, and aspiration are held as subjects rather than as merchandise. It sits with The art of Ecstasy as the exhibition's Rolls-Royce pair: the car and the emblem, the dream and its figurehead.