Inspired by the collective unconscious that connects us all, Under A Blood Red Sky speaks to the emotions we share—love, anger, and transformation. The weathered figures stand beneath a bold red sky, symbolizing not only passion and turmoil but also the promise of a better tomorrow. The vibrant red carries the energy of change, drawing the viewer into its depth. This piece invites you to explore the connections between humanity and the hope that lies ahead, making it a striking and emotive work of art.

Acrylic and plaster on canvas (Diptych)
Top - 100 x 100cm (39.5 x 39.5in)
Bottom - 40 x 100cm (15.8 x 39.5in)

Anthony Carey

Under A Blood Red Sky copy

Acrylic and plaster on canvas
70 x 50cm (27.5 x 20in)

Trinity

Acrylic and plaster on canvas
60 x 60cm (24 x 24in)

Moonlight Mischief

Acrylic, plaster and silicone on canvas
100 x 100 cm (39.5 x 39.5in)

The Ancestors

Acrylic, plaster and hessian on canvas
80cm x 60cm (31.5.x 24in)

The Last Fisherman

Acrylic and  plaster
on canvas70cm x 50cm (27.5.x 20in)

Travelling Man

This captivating painting features a solitary figure seated against a rich, deep red background. The powerful contrast of color and form draws you in, evoking a sense of contemplation, strength, and emotion. Whether it speaks to feelings of resilience, passion, or personal reflection, this piece is sure to leave a lasting impact and become a meaningful addition to your collection.

Acrylic and plaster on canvas
50 x 70cm (20 x 27.5in)

Waiting

Part Of Ourselves

Acrylic and plaster on canvas
70cm x 50cm (27.5.x 20in)

Silent Soliloquies

Acrylic and  plaster on canvas
50cm x 70cm (20 x 27.5in)

Red embrace in yellow hues of reflection

Acrylic and plaster on canvas.
60 x 80cm (24 x 31.5in)

Table For One

Acrylic and plaster on canvas
20 x 20cm (8 x 8in)

Comes framed in black wooden float frame, ready to hang
Framed size 22 x 22cm (8.7 x 8.7in)

Silent suppers 2

Silent suppers 4

Silent suppers 1jpg

Silent suppers 3

Acrylic and  plaster on canvas
70cm x 50cm (27.5.x 20in)

Nocturnal Assembly

King of the world (hey ma youll never guess where I am)

Acrylic on canvas
60cm x 80cm (24 x 31.5in)

Comes framed in a custom black float frame. 
Framed size 75 x 94cm (30 x 37in)

Xavier's Lost Soul took an award at the Chiancianno Biennale in 2022

Xavier's Lost Soul

Guardians and Dreamers

where self-reflection leads to transformation. A lone figure stands against a bold red background, representing the emotional journey of making life-changing decisions. This piece is about embracing the courage to face transitions and the catharsis that comes with stepping into the unknown. It’s an evocative reflection on how we navigate the crossroads in our own lives, making it a powerful addition to any collection that values emotional depth and personal growth.

Acrylic and plaster on deep-edge canvas
70 x 100cm (27.5 x 39.5in)

Beyond The Crossroads

Acrylic and  plaster on canvas
80cm x 60cm / (31.5.x 24in)

Orange Embrace

Lost in translation

Acrylic and plaster on canvas
70cm x 50cm / (27.5.x 20in)

Echoes across the horizon

Acrylic and  plaster on canvas
100 x 100cm / (39.5 x 39.5in)

hope copy

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Faith, Hope and Charity (Daughters of Santa Sophia)

Welcome to our virtual exhibition featuring the captivating work of Anthony Carey, an artist based in Dublin, Ireland. Carey views art as a sanctuary, offering a gentle reminder that “Yes, we are here. We exist. We have a purpose. We are safe.” 

A shared exploration of healing and understanding, isolation is a prominent theme in Carey’s current work. His figures, crafted with the broken, rough textures of plaster, symbolize the universal fractures we all experience at various points in our lives. They embody the yearning to feel whole and to belong, reminiscent of the time before grief touched our lives.

“Belonging” celebrates the enduring human spirit and the transformative power of embracing both personal and collective experiences. Join us as we explore Anthony Carey’s evocative world, where each painting reminds us of our shared purpose and safety.

Belonging

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