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From: The Birmingham Post (England)
Date: 20020507
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Byline: Terry Grimley
Patrick Hughes's paintings have been installed on the walls of Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, but the artist is anxious to get the lighting just right.
'A religious light is a dim light',' he says, quoting Victorian atheist Samuel Butler and emphasising that he wants just the opposite.
Hughes's 'sticking-out' pictures give viewers a powerful and disconcerting illusion of peering into real 3-D spaces. He wants them brightly lit, with crisp edges, but without shadows that give the game away.
For what you are actually seeing when you look at ...
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