Exhibitionist Paintings — Original Acrylic by Neil McBride

What if paintings refused to stay still?

Gallery walls can feel like a holding cell for ideas. Paintings hang there — static, polite, frozen in the moment they were made. Exhibitionist Paintings is a rebellion against all of that.

The concept is simple and slightly mad: a painting of paintings, exploding colour into a gallery interior in real time. An impression of art breaking free — colour detonating off the canvas, filling the room, refusing to be contained.

The closest thing Neil has seen to this kind of raw, explosive energy in a gallery space was Anish Kapoor's wax cannon at the Royal Academy. The audacity of it was breathtaking. Exhibitionist Paintings channels that same spirit — without the congealed blood red.

Pow.

For now, the explosion is frozen on canvas. But it doesn't feel that way.

• Original acrylic painting
• 90 × 90 × 4 cm (deep edge canvas)
• Ready to hang
• One of a kind original

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