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Limited edition fine art giclee print of my 2018 neon light artwork (although "the game" neon itself is from 2015) of the same name. The print details a number of events, all content is written by the artist, satirising modern life and behaviour. From, "Charm Wrestling" (poking fun at PR), to "Whataboutery Table Tennis" ("what about this" "what about that" i.e. deflecting criticism), "Generational Divide Top Trumps" (competing over who has the worst deal across a number of categories) and the "paranoialympics", this is a tongue in cheek dryly amusing piece (with the artist also coming under fire for banality) with a lot of content. All content is Copyright 2018 Rebecca Mason. I have taken care to ensure that, given the text behind the light image is small and many of the terms are made up by the Rebecca herself so may not be immediately obvious, it remains legible on the print by being just visible through the "the game" light words. PRINTS ARE PRINTED IMAGES ON PAPER THAT DO NOT LIGHT UP. The original neon version retails for around £4,500 if you are looking for a light up neon. Printed on archival museum grade Hahnemuehle Photo Rag 308gsm 100% cotton rag paper. Size: 62cm x 76 cm. Includes a 3cm border all the way around. Edition size of only 20 Signed and numbered on the front
2018
Paper on Other
20
24.4 W x 29.9 H x 0.1 D in
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"Rebecca's work is an extraordinary mix of truth and beauty; she is able to engage her audience with brutal observations about life, love, money and culture with her simple, honest and often humorous interpretation of the modern world" (Laura Lea, curator) Rebecca Mason, often working under the pseudonym "Rococo Wonderland", is an artist using light to convey the darkness within human life, existence and emotion. This is often accompanied by a dry, self-deprecating sense of humour and candid confessions aimed at recognising and accepting our imperfections. Neon, with its seedy connotations and consumerist lure, is the brush she uses to create a gritty and simultaneously delicate world. Her inspiration is drawn from the exciting, chaotic playground of the city in which she lives. The living metropolis of London, with all its fears, questions and realisations emerge in her work via a duplicity of textual phrases and fragile luminosity. The aim is to encourage the viewer to engage, share her world and illuminations as well as identify a little of themselves and their own experiences in the work. The premise for each piece of work usually begins by referencing a feeling or event in her personal life, a micro moment in her existence which is then broadened to reflect the theme on a macro, collective, basis.
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