Mitch Davis-Mann

Water on Mars, Oil Painting

2021

Artist Comments
Artist Mitch Davis-Mann offers an imaginary depiction of what water might look like on Mars. Mitch created a lively scene with multiple points of interest. A rocky shore gives way to a colorful sea dominated by sculptural waves. A fiery sky reflects on the Martian waves subtly fading into the distance.

About the Artist
Artist Mitch Davis-Mann creates luminous, dream-like seascapes and landscapes. Amazingly, he paints many of his meditative scenes while also working on an assembly line at one of the biggest automotive manufacturing plants. "We build 500 to 650 cars per day per shift, and in between building those cars I have 35 or so seconds," says Mitch. "Build one car, run over, add a detail with those 35 seconds, then rush back to the next car." On a typical workday, Mitch spends almost five hours in front of the canvas. In the beginning, he says it was a frustrating process, where he would lose his place constantly and by the time he remembered what he was working on, the next car would arrive. It eventually became a rhythm though, and now it keeps him focused in the factory. When he's not working, Mitch enjoys traveling, mountain biking and playing in a darts league every Thursday. His work has been exhibited in galleries in Canada and the United States, a local museum show, and on loan to the legislative assembly building in Toronto.

Words that describe this painting: water, waves, seascape, Mars, rocks, shore, coast, sunset, expressionism, seascape, representational, oil painting, pink

Water on Mars
Mitch Davis-Mann
Oil painting on stretched canvas
Painting wraps around edges
Varnished and Ready to hang
One-of-a-kind
Signed on front
2021
16 in. h x 20 in. w x 1.75 in. d
3 lbs. 0 oz.