Binary (2004)
ink, acrylic and digital on paper
25 x 65 cm.
Two words only: Pulp and airlock. This was inspired by pulp fiction magazine cover art and science fiction movies of the 1950’s. The title refers to an imagined mission to a binary star system where things start to happen…. The sequence of events is randomized to allow viewers their own interpretation of the journey. The ending is a secret.
--Beric Henderson
Beric Henderson is an artist based in Sydney, Australia. He received sufficient formal training to confidently experiment and develop his ideas in drawing and painting. Many of his surrealistic artworks have been published in books and magazines. He has exhibited his art regularly since 2003, both in solo shows and major art prizes. The images are often full of contrasts, using light and shadow to highlight man’s quest for meaning amidst the evil that lurks beneath the surface of society.
