Showing posts with label Painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Painting. Show all posts

Saturday, 12 March 2011

Crystalann McHaffie

TITLE The Baby Dolls


Watercolour

2011

SIZE Postcard (series of 8)

SALE PRICE NFS

ARTIST STATEMENT The Baby Doll are born from the dreams and nightmares that are in every persons mind. Although they started out as a representation of Eve as a child, they have now developed into something that is alien to us. It is of all sex and none, and twisted and broken.

Read into it what you will, I have my own meanings for it, just as you will have you own.





Friday, 11 March 2011

Emily Longstaff

TITLE Untitled






Picture shows example images

Acrylic on canvas

2011

SIZE 64 x 53 cm

SALE PRICE please contact the Artist

ARTIST STATEMENT Traditional painter with a contemporary twist. Specialist in figurative paintings with modern content that are both poignant and entertaining. Works are often based around current social issues, but also detail personal circumstance of the artist. Available for portrait commissions on request.



TELEPHONE 07846967262



Wednesday, 9 March 2011

Karina Vettorel

TITLE The Hut Taranaki NZ



OIL ON CANVAS (image shows the photograph that inspired the painting)

February 2011

SIZE 89 X 127 CM

SALE PRICE Contact the artist

ARTIST STATEMENT My name is Karina Vettorel I was born in Brazil in 1979. In 2006 I decided to travel to Italy and in 2007 I moved to London.

My art works are inspired by the nature and landscape that surround me; places that I have been and photos taken during my travels. I find interest in simple things such as 
old, rusty and decaying objects, like ancient rustic doors.  
TELEPHONE 07515125589


Tuesday, 8 March 2011

Jan Sitek

TITLE Untitled

OIL PAINTING (image shown inspired the painting)

2010 - 2011

SIZE 126 X 84 CM

SALE PRICE £440

ARTIST STATEMENT I am intrigued by our perception of reality and illusion. I am intrigued by the paradox of reality and illusion intermingling in our lives. What one may see as reality another as illusion; vice-versa. I am intrigued by the concept of ‘observing’. I am intrigued by the process of an eye looking at an image, the eye sending the message to the brain. I am mostly intrigued by the differences in the interpretations, of different eyes (people). I am intrigued by the aesthetic value of objects or images, the fragmentation or abstraction the human brain can create within reality, the illusions within reality, conjured up by the human brain. I am intrigued by the paradox of figuration and abstraction. I am intrigued more by what isn’t there, rather than what is.