Robbie Williams plotting post- quarantine art exhibition
Robbie Williams is preparing to introduce an art exhibition when the coronavirus pandemic is over.
Over a years after first using up the pastime, the former Take That star is preparing his first appropriate art show, after sharing his newest “isolation work” on social media.
“There are some in the garage that are much bigger and are done with actual paint,” he informed fans while flaunting a number of vibrant pieces throughout an Instagram Live broadcast. “So I’m going to be doing an exhibition.”
The Angels hitmaker has actually been painting in his home garage because 2010, and began developing abstract art to show anybody can do it, after being influenced by well-known British street artist Banksy.
“The premise was I can’t draw and I can’t paint but can I create something that’s arty and not s**t?” he stated. “(It’s) something to concentrate on. Art is good for my mind.”
The styles in Robbie’s work differ, with the star describing one piece, called Acid House, features illustrations of flying penises.
“It’s like punk,” he stated.
The big prepares followed the 46- year-old star stated he thinks he fought coronavirus while holed up in an Airbnb leasing property down the roadway from his family’s estate in Los Angeles. He selected to keep his range from other half Ayda Field, 40, and their 4 children since he felt “lethargic, tired and heavy”.
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