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TV Eyes Happy Happy Diptych
TV Eyes and Happy Happy were originally conceived as two separate works by contemporary artist, Dan Baldwin. By coincidence, Baldwin placed the pieces side-by-side, and decided to present them as a diptych. Happy Happy is an experiment in form and colour. It plays with the idea of art as therapy,...
TV Eyes
TV Eyes is a signed silkscreen print, in a limited edition of 100, with gold leaf, diamond dust and glazes, from Young British Artist Dan Baldwin.Concerns around TV culture and its effect on young imaginations, its power as a tool for spreading information, and its ability to hypnotise, are reflected...
Anomie
In this piece, Dan Baldwin explores the meaning of the word, Anomie, which is defined as social instability, alienation and purposelessness, caused by the erosion of standards and values.Baldwin explains: "This work is contradictory; the happy warm colour draws you in, but the imagery is dark and disconcerting- reflecting the...
Utopia, Purple
Utopia, Purple is part of a series of three prints from contemporary artist, Dan Baldwin, entitled Utopia, Delirium and Infatuation. Each of the prints is available in three different colourways. The trilogy was created in homage to Andy Warhol's iconic flower paintings from the 1960's, which played an influential role...
The Marriage
Darkly surreal, Dan Baldwin's The Marriage is reminiscent of Joan Miro's evocative abstract paintings. Symbols, shapes and colour collide in a hanging mobile of images, creating layers of meaning that hover at the edge of definition.'I really like making the pieces that don't have any perspective, that are more musical,...
Faith Less
Faith Less is a vision of apocalypse in the spirit of Hieronymus Bosch. Consumerism has destroyed society, reducing it to a zoo of screaming adverts, a graveyard of dead technology, a crumbling night-city and a fractured collage of colour, light, and noise. A haloed figure representing "Faith' is takes off...
Framed Capture
Dan Baldwin's limited edition Silkscreen, Capture, is a modern-day Miro. With visual elements casually dispersed across the print Baldwin has done away with the traditional focal point: let your eyes roam over this bright and busy print, from the child, to the rabbit, to the skull. What connects them? Baldwin...
Man on Stilts
Annora Spence is a British artist known for her whimsical, narrative-driven style and expressive use of colour. Inspired by her travels, her silkscreen prints and etchings capture charming, often eccentric characters with humour and imagination. Man on Stilts is a limited edition silkscreen print from an edition of 295, hand-signed...
Man and Dog
Annora Spence is a British artist known for her whimsical, narrative-driven style and expressive use of colour. Inspired by her travels, her silkscreen prints and etchings capture charming, often eccentric characters with humour and imagination. Man and Dog is a limited edition silkscreen print from an edition of 195, hand-signed...
Rich Man's Shoes, Gold Foil
Elizabeth Waggett is a British contemporary artist who creates free-spirited depictions of animals, skulls, and personal trinkets. Her work explores the profound relationship between value and purpose in our consumer-driven society. Rich Man’s Shoes was originally created as an exploration of the endless pursuit of the American Dream. However, after...
