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Salma Hayek as Frida Kahlo Dreaming About Asparagus Print

Tim Bradford

United Kingdom

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This was part of a series of small paintings for my 'Beautiful Mundane' exhibition that I never got round to finishing. This first one was inspired by a dream I had in which Frida Kahlo was cooking asparagus. Or growing it. I can't quite remember now. The idea in this ongoing series is to match up a...

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2018

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Print, Giclee on Fine Art Paper

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Open Edition

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10 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in

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15.25 W x 15.25 H x 1.2 D in

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Yes

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White

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I am what is generally known as a new wave pop folk artist. Usually I work by sitting at a desk with my head in my hands staring at the wall for several weeks, before jumping up and doing a painting in a few minutes. After which I kiss it lovingly - though only when it's dry. My technique is based around putting down various colour layers - with hands, brushes, knives, bits of rag or old gloves - adding new colour quickly and then scratching away wet paint to show the layer below. This is in part an attempt to reveal the perceived mask/veneer of subjects, be they lanscapes, people or memories. It also works on a more sensual level, allowing me to attack my own paintings and crack them open a little bit. Although I'm now older than John Lennon was when he died, and Dino Zoff was when he collected a World Cup winner's medal, I like to think of myself as an emerging artist. I'm just emerging in slow motion.

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