VIEW IN MY ROOM
Drawing, Charcoal on Paper
Size: 15.4 W x 18.5 H x 0.1 D in
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One of my most favourite pieces. Each tiny wrinkle and line on this incredible face tells the story of the life of this nameless man. Who is he? What has he seen? How did he become chief? A truly fascinating heritage, encapsulated in a piece that promotes so many questions. This truly is a face with plenty of stories to tell. This artwork includes: A custom solid wood frame( black) Hanging tools Certificate of authenticity ‘The making of the artwork” information pack Invitation to the collectors club exclusive discounts Please note, due to the handmade nature of this beautiful paper, there may be inconsistencies across the surface, buckling may also occur. This is not due to any ill treatment of the piece and is a natural feature of the paper. It is also no perfectly perpendicular ( all pieces are left with the raw paper edge to enhance the paper) , however on request it can be cut to be perfectly perpendicular.
Drawing:Charcoal on Paper
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:15.4 W x 18.5 H x 0.1 D in
Frame:Black
Ready to Hang:Yes
Packaging:Ships in a Box
Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.
Handling:Ships in a box. Artists are responsible for packaging and adhering to Saatchi Art’s packaging guidelines.
Ships From:United Kingdom.
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I am a completely self-taught Autistic Artist. I draw how I see the world, every magnified, tiny detail of it. My brain is a bit like picturing a galaxy. A random arrangement of points suspended in some kind of matrix. Imagine having no sense of s p a c e or time, an hour can literally feel the same as one minute. Everything is random, memories and thoughts float about; last week feels the same as ten years ago. There is a breakdown between what my eyes see and what my brain interprets and understands. Most of the time I simply don’t understand the world around me. Life is like trying to peer through a fog. Moving through the world is like standing in front of a screen in fast forward on a video tape. I am standing watching this mass of people, stuff and language zoom past, surrounding me. I often ask myself why people have to go so fast. When I see something, I never see the whole image. Its like my brain doesn’t have enough computing power to cope, so instead it just makes my eyes take things in in small chunks like jigsaw pieces. I see all the tiny details and marks first, a slight shadow across someone’s nose, a freckle on their chin, and slowly all these pieces slip together and I realise I’m looking at a face. When I draw, I draw how I see the world at my pace. Each image is broken down piece by piece and closely examined and drawn. My sincere hope is that when people see my art they stop, feel a sense of escapism, let themselves get lost in each tiny mark flowing together to form a shape and feel the world around them slow down, even just for a second. Peoples lives seem so busy and hectic in todays society, it seems to me that people are missing out on seeing the beautiful tiny details around us. Mental health always influences my art. It is my hope to raise awareness and increase peoples understanding of both Autism and mental health by celebrating seeing the world differently. If my art can help just one person achieve this, then my mission is complete.
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