Best known as a film director, David Lynch is also a prolific and acclaimed photographer and painter. In the catalogue for a recent exhibition in Tokyo, Lynch wrote, “”When it comes to painting, it´s the darker things I find really beautiful. All my paintings are organic, violent comedies. They have to be violently done, and primitive and crude, and to achieve that I try to let nature paint more than I paint and stay out of the way as much as I can. In fact, I don´t paint with a brush too much any more – I prefer to use my fingers. I´d bite them if I could.”
Here’s a sampling of David Lynch’s artwork:












The same as Lynch’s films, this begs more question than it answers. Why can’t he bite his own fingers? I mean, he’s David Lynch! He could probably hire a midget to bite them backwards if he wants.
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