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DAN HAYS | ’Colorado Impression’

October 15th 2021

A mountainous scenery, a camper’s tent or an empty hamster cage, Dan Hays creates images that display the natural world as tightly controlled, heavily mediated, and strangely seductive. Through grids of equal-size painted squares - each one in a punchy heighted colour - the artist re-presents existing images, making them appear pixelated or a pattern of geometrical shapes. In the series ‘Colorado Impression’ Hays turned to landscape images from afar. Compressed and distorted by digital algorithms via the internet, the artist translated the photographs onto canvas, reverting one work back to digital; the three-dimensional Colorado Impressions (Lenticular). A deep space landscape of the American West.
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BERTRAND LAVIER | ’Walt Disney Productions’

September 30th 2021

Fountains made of colourful striped garden hoses and a camera painted in thick acrylic paint, Bertrand Lavier blurs the definition of when an object is functional design or a work of art, or both. In the eyes of Lavier, anything is able to shift between intended uses or “states”. The remaking of a cliché-filled background from a Walt Disney cartoon - moving it from light-hearted fiction to art world reality - received critical acclaim in eighties and nineties. Exhibited in full scale at Guggenheim Soho in 1998, the print edition of the installation Walt Disney Productions (1998) shows Lavier ability to elevate the ordinary to fine art.
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ANDY GOLDSWORTHY | ’The Digne Projects’

September 16th 2021

An interest in movement, light, growth and decay of nature have brought Andy Goldsworthy onto rural fields and into the wilderness for five decades. Giant snowballs melting in river streams; reconstructed stonewalls - made from the rocks of derelict ones - twisting their way through the fields and forests; or rounded sculptures rising in remote places. Serving as a reminder of the historical bond between nature and people, the vital impermanence of artist’s works gives in to thoughts of constant change. Between 1995 and 2002 the artist created several site-specific cairns - or monuments - around Digne, an Alpine town in Southern France. Complemented by Goldsworthy’s diary from the making of the final sculptures, three photographic editions were released from the ‘Digne Projects’.
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DAN BALDWIN | Unique Artist Proofs of ’Imaginary Paradise’

September 03rd 2021

Across a blend of pure innocence and the somewhat menacing, Dan Baldwin representation of the world is as complex and surreal as the last moments of a dream. Swaying flowers, gliding swallows and big-eyed cartoon characters are present among daggers, razorblades and a skeleton-hand holding a revolver. In the past years, the artist’s urban worlds have become less kaleidoscopic, a shift in a direction where colour is now well-defined and scenery more composed. Finishing the last touches of Imaginary Paradise, his first monochrome print edition, Baldwin took a step back and allowed random colours to take over in what became seven unique ‘artist proofs’. For a moment colour was back in control.
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ANOUSHKA FISZ | ’It's Killing Me’

August 20th 2021

Gazing below the flawless surface of the natural world, and later into her personal shadows, Anoushka Fisz’ portraits aspire to reveal the unseen by way of extreme closeups of the subject. Early photographs of plants were infused with the dramatic sensibilities of classic portraits, provoking an unease in the viewer by displaying hidden details normally overlooked in everyday life. Years later, confronted by emotions triggered by a life-changing event, led to a dramatic shift in her work as the artist turned the camera towards her. Four photographic editions on paper titled It’s Killing Me were released in 2001 as part of the artist’s second major exhibition in London.
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KENNY SCHARF | ’Bismoland’, ‘Check Fest’ and ’Red Spiral Snake’

Swayed by pop culture and consumerism, Kenny Scharf swiftly became an integral part of the influential East Village art scene in the early eighties in New York; a diverse group of graffiti, hip hop and street artists. Trying to push the line between popular culture and art, his early cartoon-style work, informed by Flintstone and The Jetsons, shifted in the decades to come into colourful, smiley and stylised aliens blending into each other - a genre he framed as Pop Surrealism. Bismoland, Check Fest and Red Spiral Snake are three lithographic editions from the nineties released through Eyestorm, presenting different visual sides to Scharf’s urban art practice.
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DO YOU OWN A DAMIEN HIRST PRINT EDITION YOU WISH TO SELL?

With two major exhibitions during the Venice Biennale, 2017 was a year which increased the awareness of Damien Hirst. With Hirst still actively releasing new print editions, many collectors focus on his earlier work from 2000 and before, such as Valium, Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (LSD), Opium, Beautiful, Galactic, Exploding Screenprint (Spin) and Painting-by-Numbers.

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