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If I should stay I would only be in your way So I'll go but I know I'll think of you each step of the way And I will always love you And I will always love you Bittersweet memories That's all I have, and all I'm taking with me So goodbye, please don't you cry 'Cause we both know I'm not what you need And I will always love you I will always love you I hope life treats you kind (Dolly Parton “I Will Always Love You”) ORIGINAL MIXED MEDIA As I was collecting materials for this piece, the stilettos reminded me of Dolly Parton, whose seminal song “I Will Always Love You” came to mind and the work evolved then using elements that fitted the song. Whitney Houston subsequently made this song famous in her movie “The Bodyguard.” Continuing on my path of human exploration - Our fellow humans can be both strange and exciting at the same time. We have evolved to be expert in masking our feelings at times but our actions and behaviours often give us away. Controlled chaos, humour and surprise are all merged in my mixed media works. Often appearing playful at first, my works endeavour to visually express my understanding about existence in the 21st century and references to the past. My work aims to examine society’s lusts and desire with fortune and fame and, consequentially, to highlight our insecurities. Using mixed media and paint allows me to combine recognizable figures from all walks of life, iconographic or cartoon characters with other seemingly mundane objects or paper. Through this, I attempt to expose the dark reality behind the glossy facade. The images and media used often act as a representation of a consumer-driven dream world behind which lies layers of a more brutal reality. This work is inspired by the works of Joseph Cornell, Max Ernst and Nick Bantock. I look toward artists prepared to do the unexpected, to push the envelope or include images or concepts, sometimes totally unrelated, to arrive at a final work. As a result, there is always a sense of spontaneity and urgency when constructing my mixed media works. Following my first instincts gives me the best results. My goal always is to construct interesting and challenging images which draws the viewer inward.
If I should stay I would only be in your way So I'll go but I know I'll think of you each step of the way And I will always love you And I will always love you Bittersweet memories That's all I have, and all I'm taking with me So goodbye, please don't you cry 'Cause we both know I'm not what you need And I will always love you I will always love you I hope life treats you kind (Dolly Parton “I Will Always Love You”) ORIGINAL MIXED MEDIA As I was collecting materials for this piece, the stilettos reminded me of Dolly Parton, whose seminal song “I Will Always Love You” came to mind and the work evolved then using elements that fitted the song. Whitney Houston subsequently made this song famous in her movie “The Bodyguard.” Continuing on my path of human exploration - Our fellow humans can be both strange and exciting at the same time. We have evolved to be expert in masking our feelings at times but our actions and behaviours often give us away. Controlled chaos, humour and surprise are all merged in my mixed media works. Often appearing playful at first, my works endeavour to visually express my understanding about existence in the 21st century and references to the past. My work aims to examine society’s lusts and desire with fortune and fame and, consequentially, to highlight our insecurities. Using mixed media and paint allows me to combine recognizable figures from all walks of life, iconographic or cartoon characters with other seemingly mundane objects or paper. Through this, I attempt to expose the dark reality behind the glossy facade. The images and media used often act as a representation of a consumer-driven dream world behind which lies layers of a more brutal reality. This work is inspired by the works of Joseph Cornell, Max Ernst and Nick Bantock. I look toward artists prepared to do the unexpected, to push the envelope or include images or concepts, sometimes totally unrelated, to arrive at a final work. As a result, there is always a sense of spontaneity and urgency when constructing my mixed media works. Following my first instincts gives me the best results. My goal always is to construct interesting and challenging images which draws the viewer inward.
If I should stay I would only be in your way So I'll go but I know I'll think of you each step of the way And I will always love you And I will always love you Bittersweet memories That's all I have, and all I'm taking with me So goodbye, please don't you cry 'Cause we both know I'm not what you need And I will always love you I will always love you I hope life treats you kind (Dolly Parton “I Will Always Love You”) ORIGINAL MIXED MEDIA As I was collecting materials for this piece, the stilettos reminded me of Dolly Parton, whose seminal song “I Will Always Love You” came to mind and the work evolved then using elements that fitted the song. Whitney Houston subsequently made this song famous in her movie “The Bodyguard.” Continuing on my path of human exploration - Our fellow humans can be both strange and exciting at the same time. We have evolved to be expert in masking our feelings at times but our actions and behaviours often give us away. Controlled chaos, humour and surprise are all merged in my mixed media works. Often appearing playful at first, my works endeavour to visually express my understanding about existence in the 21st century and references to the past. My work aims to examine society’s lusts and desire with fortune and fame and, consequentially, to highlight our insecurities. Using mixed media and paint allows me to combine recognizable figures from all walks of life, iconographic or cartoon characters with other seemingly mundane objects or paper. Through this, I attempt to expose the dark reality behind the glossy facade. The images and media used often act as a representation of a consumer-driven dream world behind which lies layers of a more brutal reality. This work is inspired by the works of Joseph Cornell, Max Ernst and Nick Bantock. I look toward artists prepared to do the unexpected, to push the envelope or include images or concepts, sometimes totally unrelated, to arrive at a final work. As a result, there is always a sense of spontaneity and urgency when constructing my mixed media works. Following my first instincts gives me the best results. My goal always is to construct interesting and challenging images which draws the viewer inward.
If I should stay I would only be in your way So I'll go but I know I'll think of you each step of the way And I will always love you And I will always love you Bittersweet memories That's all I have, and all I'm taking with me So goodbye, please don't you cry 'Cause we both know I'm not what you need And I will always love you I will always love you I hope life treats you kind (Dolly Parton “I Will Always Love You”) ORIGINAL MIXED MEDIA As I was collecting materials for this piece, the stilettos reminded me of Dolly Parton, whose seminal song “I Will Always Love You” came to mind and the work evolved then using elements that fitted the song. Whitney Houston subsequently made this song famous in her movie “The Bodyguard.” Continuing on my path of human exploration - Our fellow humans can be both strange and exciting at the same time. We have evolved to be expert in masking our feelings at times but our actions and behaviours often give us away. Controlled chaos, humour and surprise are all merged in my mixed media works. Often appearing playful at first, my works endeavour to visually express my understanding about existence in the 21st century and references to the past. My work aims to examine society’s lusts and desire with fortune and fame and, consequentially, to highlight our insecurities. Using mixed media and paint allows me to combine recognizable figures from all walks of life, iconographic or cartoon characters with other seemingly mundane objects or paper. Through this, I attempt to expose the dark reality behind the glossy facade. The images and media used often act as a representation of a consumer-driven dream world behind which lies layers of a more brutal reality. This work is inspired by the works of Joseph Cornell, Max Ernst and Nick Bantock. I look toward artists prepared to do the unexpected, to push the envelope or include images or concepts, sometimes totally unrelated, to arrive at a final work. As a result, there is always a sense of spontaneity and urgency when constructing my mixed media works. Following my first instincts gives me the best results. My goal always is to construct interesting and challenging images which draws the viewer inward.
If I should stay I would only be in your way So I'll go but I know I'll think of you each step of the way And I will always love you And I will always love you Bittersweet memories That's all I have, and all I'm taking with me So goodbye, please don't you cry 'Cause we both know I'm not what you need And I will always love you I will always love you I hope life treats you kind (Dolly Parton “I Will Always Love You”) ORIGINAL MIXED MEDIA As I was collecting materials for this piece, the stilettos reminded me of Dolly Parton, whose seminal song “I Will Always Love You” came to mind and the work evolved then using elements that fitted the song. Whitney Houston subsequently made this song famous in her movie “The Bodyguard.” Continuing on my path of human exploration - Our fellow humans can be both strange and exciting at the same time. We have evolved to be expert in masking our feelings at times but our actions and behaviours often give us away. Controlled chaos, humour and surprise are all merged in my mixed media works. Often appearing playful at first, my works endeavour to visually express my understanding about existence in the 21st century and references to the past. My work aims to examine society’s lusts and desire with fortune and fame and, consequentially, to highlight our insecurities. Using mixed media and paint allows me to combine recognizable figures from all walks of life, iconographic or cartoon characters with other seemingly mundane objects or paper. Through this, I attempt to expose the dark reality behind the glossy facade. The images and media used often act as a representation of a consumer-driven dream world behind which lies layers of a more brutal reality. This work is inspired by the works of Joseph Cornell, Max Ernst and Nick Bantock. I look toward artists prepared to do the unexpected, to push the envelope or include images or concepts, sometimes totally unrelated, to arrive at a final work. As a result, there is always a sense of spontaneity and urgency when constructing my mixed media works. Following my first instincts gives me the best results. My goal always is to construct interesting and challenging images which draws the viewer inward.
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Robyn Dansie

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Mixed Media, Acrylic on Canvas

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(Dolly Parton “I Will Always Love You”) ORIGINAL MIXED MEDIA As I was collecting materials for this piece, the stilettos reminded me of Dolly Parton, whose seminal song “I Will Always Love You” came to mind and the work evolved then using elements that fitted the song. Whitney Houston subsequently made this song famous in her movie “The Bodyguard.” Continuing on my path of human exploration - Our fellow humans can be both strange and exciting at the same time. We have evolved to be expert in masking our feelings at times but our actions and behaviours often give us away. Controlled chaos, humour and surprise are all merged in my mixed media works. Often appearing playful at first, my works endeavour to visually express my understanding about existence in the 21st century and references to the past. My work aims to examine society’s lusts and desire with fortune and fame and, consequentially, to highlight our insecurities. Using mixed media and paint allows me to combine recognizable figures from all walks of life, iconographic or cartoon characters with other seemingly mundane objects or paper. Through this, I attempt to expose the dark reality behind the glossy facade. The images and media used often act as a representation of a consumer-driven dream world behind which lies layers of a more brutal reality. This work is inspired by the works of Joseph Cornell, Max Ernst and Nick Bantock. I look toward artists prepared to do the unexpected, to push the envelope or include images or concepts, sometimes totally unrelated, to arrive at a final work. As a result, there is always a sense of spontaneity and urgency when constructing my mixed media works. Following my first instincts gives me the best results. My goal always is to construct interesting and challenging images which draws the viewer inward.

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Mixed Media:Acrylic on Canvas

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Size:15.7 W x 19.7 H x 1.2 D in

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I am an Australian artist, living and working in my studio in London. My work includes painting, collage, mixed media, prints and installations I enjoy working with the different elements and piecing them together to create some kind of logic and order. There is a fundamental pleasure in connecting images together to create something that did not previously exist. There is a landfill of ideas out there and a universe of nonsense that needs sorting. I am drawn to artists who push the envelope, unafraid of producing works and images that may be confronting, but always thought-provoking. My main influences are Peter Blake, Robert Rauschenberg, James Rosenquist, Paul Klee, Joseph Cornell, Nick Bantock, Ray Johnson, James Jean, Raymond Pettibon PLEASE NOTE FROM TIME TO TIME SOME WORKS ARE MARKED "NOT FOR SALE" DUE TO INCLUSION IN AN EXHIBITION OR AN ART FAIR. IT WOULD ONLY BE FOR A SHORT TIME AND THE WORKS WILL BE BACK FOR "SALE" AS SOON AS THE SAID EVENT HAS ENDED. IF SOLD AT AN EVENT OF COURSE THEY WILL BE MARKED "SOLD".

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