Daydream
Daydream is a limited edition silkscreen print on paper with Swarovski crystal studs, gloss and matte glazes, and embossing by British artist Joe Webb. ‘Daydream’ is available for individual purchase or as part of a set of four, which includes ‘Absent Minded’, ‘Antares & Love IV’, ‘Daydream’, and ‘Mono’. Printed at Coriander Studios and published by CCA Galleries.
In collaboration with CCA Galleries and Coriander Studios, Webb remained faithful to his signature collaged, hand-made approach by cutting and pasting the prints, while incorporating gold and silver leaf, mirrored papers, diamond dust, and glazes. His intention was to “reinvent the original works as high-quality, multi-layered silkscreened collages, refining and embellishing the ideas behind the pieces during the process.” Each collage explores themes of loss, romance, and nostalgia by removing the male protagonist from view. In ‘Daydream’, the day and night sky silhouettes evoke enigmatic and imagined realities, which are revealed beneath the surface.
Size (cm): 90 x 72
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Specifications
Medium: Silkscreen, Print
Edition Type: Limited Edition
Edition Size: 125
Size (cm): 90 x 72
SKU: LG35591
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About the artist
Favouring the hand-made over the high-tech, Joe Webb goes back to tactility in the creation of his retro collages. Sourcing vintage magazines from second-hand stores, Webb reworks original imagery, using simple and concise edits to build new visual narratives.
Surreal and sentimental, his work explores profoundly human themes of love, longing, war and inequality. With a penchant for the 1960s Space Age, much of Webb’s work depicts expansive galactic vistas, subtly subverted to invite the viewer to question their place in the universe. Environmentally conscious, Webb’s work is more than just a visual tour-de-force: this is art with something to say.
