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Printmaking, Screenprinting on Paper
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Print size: 42 x 59.4 cm Media size: 56 x 76 cm Media: Southbank Smooth 250gsm A screen print inspired by the Death and Destruction series of prints by Andy Warhol of an image taken from a 1960's Volvo press advert of a crashed automobile. Blue or Red Car Syndrome is sometimes called the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon or frequency illusion. It occurs when something you've just noticed, like a new car, suddenly crops up everywhere. You really are seeing more blue/red cars, but not because there are more blue/red cars, but because you are now noticing them more. NB. All prints are hand made and may contain blemishes and marks that occurred during the print process.
2021
Screenprinting on Paper
5
22 W x 29.9 H x 0.4 D in
Not Framed
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I am an artist, print maker and sculpture born in 1964, London. Completing a BA in Fine Art at Newcastle Polytechnic in the mid 1980’s, focusing on sculpture. Following a successful career as a commercial art director I returned to art education in 2019 completing a Masters Degree in Fine Art with distinction at Winchester School of Art under the stewardship of Programme Leader and artist Nick Steward. Influenced by Doris Salcedo, Jannis Kounellis, Mark Dion, Andy Warhol and the artworks of Robert Rauchenburg with his notion of the ready made or “Gifts from the Streets”, as Rauchenburg called it, in making art. Old newspaper articles, abandoned mattresses and domestic relics become charged with significance and saturated with meaning. The unwanted, redundant and obsolete have become my obsessions, like fragments of time, measured, catalogued and immortalised. My photographs, collages, prints and schematic assemblages transform these obsolescent items into poignant and commanding testimonies of loss and remembrance. I hope by cataloguing the things we throw away, to draw attention to the environment we live in, while asking the viewer to reconstruct stories, sparking memories that question the fragility of their own life.
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