Jeremy Geddes‘s Cosmonaut paintings seem to address or rather ask questions about the environment in which we live, in a metaphorical, suggestive and sublime way.

Gravity, atmosphere and closed helmets seem to concern the ways and meaning we are trying to give to our infinite attempt to cripple ourselves against the world, sometimes hospitable, sometimes not.

His hyperrealistic astronauts, suspended in monochromatic environments, tell us the fundamental vulnerability of our body, its inability to adapt to any condition, spiritual and material.

They wounded out into an abandoned and unfriendly world, looking for an emotion that makes them human.