Boeing 707 by Lobsang Durney — a jumbo jet and a wooden galleon fused into a flying shantytown
Detail 1 of Boeing 707 by Lobsang Durney, Valparaíso, Chile
Close detail of Boeing 707 by Lobsang Durney, showing brushwork in oil
Detail 2 of Boeing 707 by Lobsang Durney, Valparaíso, Chile
Boeing 707 by Lobsang Durney, view 1
Boeing 707 by Lobsang Durney, view 2
Boeing 707 by Lobsang Durney, view 3
Boeing 707 by Lobsang Durney, view 4

Boeing 707 (Print)

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Originally this painting was a fly. That common and despicable insect that is in so many places. But personally I wanted to give the painting a new twist and change, if not its main function as a flying city, its appearance. I think it is a mistake not to look for beauty in art, although it may sound retrograde to many contemporary artists, the fly was not beautiful. I changed it to include elements more typical of transport such as the front of an airplane and a boat below. Maybe she's still a fly, but she stayed in disguise. Conceptually, the idea that nothing is fixed, even when we believe that we are still with our rooms, we can imagine that they really are flying, everything is in continuous movement. The painting can represent them in this case as an impossible flying machine but that exists in this painting somehow. References to Valparaíso are impossible to avoid.

The original painting is in a private collection in San Francisco

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Valparaíso, Chile
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