RICHARD WRIGHT, FRESQUES, 2010s

The Stairwell Project (2010)

Richard Wright (born London, 1960) is a British artist and musician. 
Wright decorates architectural spaces with intricately designed geometric patterns in paint and gold leaf. His work of art includes a wide range of works made on paper, from prints on poster paper to elaborate and complex large-scale works that can include thousands of hand drawn and painted marks.
Wright's paintings are often short-lived, only surviving the length of an exhibition, they are painted over at the end of the show. This often seems to heighten the senses of the viewer in the knowledge that the work may not be viewable again, in any other place, at any other time. Turner Prize judge Andrea Schlieker described him as a "painter who rejects the canvas";[5] fellow judge Jonathan Jones called him a "modern fresco painter".[4] Wright injects complex works into often overlooked architectural spaces.