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Original Ripped Paper collages. Forever floral bouquets made from recycled magazines. In my work we subtly look at the subject of 'momento mori' depending on my mood it is more often apparent than others. Here in England we rejoice as we get our fix of vitamin D from the source of the sunshine as we spend six months of the year indoors. Here is my winter bouquet,created in February when we long for the warmer weather. Spring is just around the corner with new shoots of lime green leaves pictured here alongside the thin strip of sky blue fighting its way through the grey. Using throwaway materials of cardboard and packaging papers I am reminding you that one day we too will return to this earth we abuse and in a small way I give new life to these materials redeeming them from the rubbish heap they are destined for. Look closely on a lot of my work and you may see stitches in the corners holding the cardboard in place onto the mount, a hint at how fragile life is.
Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper
Size:10 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in
Size with Frame:15.25 W x 15.25 H x 1.2 D in
Frame:White
Ready to Hang:Yes
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Ships From:Printing facility in California.
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Within her Arts Practice, Danielle Vaughan explores sexuality, gender roles and celebrity status through her use of ripped papers, fabrics and paint. With a background in Design, Vaughan began her assemblage /collages as an exploration of her early experiences of a childhood in a frugal and misandrist environment. In her portraits she recasts men as boys with their illusion of power and her females with the parts of femme fatales. In an abstract way this can also be viewed within her landscapes and wildlife images through her use of deliberate text within the layers of ripped and torn paper. This art peels away the layers of conventional art processes and invites the viewer to investigate past the surface image to the darker levels underpinning the façade. Vaughan plays with surprises , with ‘gallow humour” and pathos at play in both images and titles. She has made appearances on both television and radio and recently appeared on Sky’s ‘Portrait Artist of the Year’ (January 2018) where Noel Fielding chose her portrait to take home. Vaughan has a strong desire for equality of access to quality arts experiences for everyone and has developed an extensive participatory practice alongside her own work.
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