BRENDAN MURPHY
14 Moments
2024
72” x 60”
Oil on 8 layered silver based chrome panel
$33,000
2024
Carbon Fiber sculpture with silver based chrome finish
24” x 22” x 24”
$24,000
Opposite: Love Matters (ice blue)
Coming out
2024
42” x 16" x 7"
Resin sculpture with 8 layer silver based chrome finish
$29,000
Opposite: 1/3 Crush
2024
60” x 84” Oil on canvas
$30,000
Life is a Jigsaw (4 piece blue set)
2023
(31” x 27” x 5.5”) (25” x 22” x 5.5”)
(25” x 14” x 5.5”) (27” x 26.5” x 5.5”)
Carbon fiber with eight layers of silver based chrome finish
$44,000
Opposite: Get Back
2023
72” diameter
Oil on 8 layered silver based chrome circle
$35,500
Boonji Spaceman 2023
94” x 40” x 40”
Carbon Fiber sculpture with silver based chrome finish
$225,000
Opposite: Intentional Desire
2024
Oil on canvas
72" x 96"
$33,000
Bear Bench
Located at UH in the Maternity Ward
Brendan Murphy
Brendan Murphy (B 1971 - ) is a world renowned contemporary artist whose works are found in prominent private collections and public displays around the world. Famous collectors include Serena Williams, Novak Djokovic, Larry Page, Warren Buffett, Ryan Gosling, Grant Cardone among many others.
Since his early career, Brendan has blended abstract and figurative forms to reveal meaning with deeper contemplations through his sculpture and painting pieces. Brendan believes it is in art’s potential where we can most universally transmit positive energy. He recognizes the effect this energy, when experienced as a collective, can have on society as a whole.
The sculptural work of Brendan Murphy communicates a rare perspective on the modern human experience through explorations of form, color, language, and universal symbols. Thematically, Brendan Murphy explores the interplay of beauty, power and the need to understand the source of all the energies of life.
The inspirations of the work; formulas, equations, relationships; create a pictorial spectrum of human emotion and the unifying natures of shared humanity. Through the layering of these emblems, Brendan Murphy’s painted works boldly portray careful imagery and density of the human experience, exposing the deep natural beauty that surface in this fragile balance.