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Natural resemblance VIII

By jakub pasierkiewicz

Digital photography on 3mm thick Aluminium Dibond

h: 70 w: 100 (cms).

Often, we come across images which have very little in common regarding their subject, yet which seem to be closely resembled. It is a sort of unintentional recollection, where retained images in our memory appear in newly encountered situations, phenomena, or objects. Some might call it Déjà vu - as an anomaly of memory, which creates a distinct impression that experience is "being recalled". Subconsciously similar motifs draw one's attention. Individual elements of compositions, or colour combinations, all bring deeply embedded memories of past experiences.

£1000

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200 x 95

By anthony hensman

Oil and chainlink fence on linen

h: 200 w: 95 d: 4 (cms).

The work and its series use chain line fencing that would typically surround a recreational sports ground. I was interested in the relationship between the fencing and the body, in terms of restricting and directing notions of play. The kind of play one engages in as an athlete and an artist. These works sit somewhere between Ryman, Rothko and Pollock in exploring the paint and its interaction with the surface of the canvas.

In Proffesional sport we are always given statistical values to try to quantify the degree or externt of something. These paintings are each titles after their own dimensions, giving them an immediate reference to the body.

£1700

£1700 (Unframed)

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200 x 95

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Nodes Of A Collapsing Iceberg

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Red Sea Bream moiety

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Stone Fish

By michael bullen

pate de verre

h: 900 w: 900 d: 7 (cms).

Based on the shoals fossil fish found in Caithness, rock fish who have been swimming in thier stoney seas for the past 380 million years

The panels are made of Pate de verre, that is fine grains of glass sculpted and fused togther in kilns

£1200

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The Unknowing

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