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Limited Edition Prints, £125
- Limited run of 100 prints only for each series - Framed in quality deep wooden white, high-gloss picture frame - High quality print paper: sirio ice white (300 gsm) - A3 landscape dimensions (30 x 42cm) - Each print embossed, hand-signed and numbered - Authenticity hologram on back - Includes delivery |
Grey Series
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Original Sacred Geometry Paintings
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Stargazer - Original Painting Grey Series, 2014 Acrylic on box canvas 100 x 100cm £ P.O.A |
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People often tell me that I need to write more to explain about my art. This was the same feedback I struggled with in my school - I always enjoyed the creating and not so much the explanation. My work is very intuitive, based on the ineffable, so it is only natural I am reluctant to try and describe it!
Stargazer is essentially a self-portrait, although I wasn't aware of this at the time of creating it. With hindsight it seems that I was capturing my current state of consciousness.
Stargazer is essentially a self-portrait, although I wasn't aware of this at the time of creating it. With hindsight it seems that I was capturing my current state of consciousness.
The golden rays emanating from the centre are composed of three different intensities, representing the different phases that all things can be divided into. Beginning, middle, end. Birth, maturation, death. In this case, the phases refer to learning, or expanding awareness.
There are certain rays missing altogether, which represent "unawareness" or not-knowing - an important reminder to stay grounded and humble, prerequisite conditions for stimulating growth.
The "planets" around the inner sphere (not circle), point towards our interconnected relationship with the "external" world - and reminds us that we are never completely isolated.
If I had to guess what would happen to this painting if the centre sphere was fully filled out in all directions with the most intense golden rays, I would say that all the surrounding planets would also be glowing a brilliant gold.
There are certain rays missing altogether, which represent "unawareness" or not-knowing - an important reminder to stay grounded and humble, prerequisite conditions for stimulating growth.
The "planets" around the inner sphere (not circle), point towards our interconnected relationship with the "external" world - and reminds us that we are never completely isolated.
If I had to guess what would happen to this painting if the centre sphere was fully filled out in all directions with the most intense golden rays, I would say that all the surrounding planets would also be glowing a brilliant gold.
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Black & Gold Series, 2017 Gold leaf & black gesso on box canvases Each piece measures 60 x 60cm £ P.O.A. |
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