Original artworks

Part of the Graffiti History series, this 100 x 100 cm work on wood develops a study into the visual memory of European writing through rhythm, repetition, and compositional variation. Each panel in the series maintains its own formal autonomy while contributing to the construction of a broader narrative. Created in 2010 using mixed media on wood, the work is now in a private collection.

Graffiti History n.2

Graffiti History — Panel No. 2, which continues the visual lineage developed in the five-panel series. Created on wood in the format 100 × 100 cm, the series constructs a narrative through repetition and variation, with each panel retaining its own visual autonomy whilst contributing to the overall unity of the work. It is currently in a private collection.

TITLE: Graffiti History n.2
YEAR: 2010
TECHNIQUE: Mixed media on wood
WIDTH: 100 cm
HEIGHT: 100 cm
THICKNESS: 6 cm
CATALOGUE: GH210
ORIGINAL: Not available
PRINTS: Not available

 

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GH no.2 interiors
Part of the Graffiti History series, this 100 x 100 cm work on wood develops a study into the visual memory of European writing through rhythm, repetition, and compositional variation. Each panel in the series maintains its own formal autonomy while contributing to the construction of a broader narrative. Created in 2010 using mixed media on wood, the work is now in a private collection.
Part of the Graffiti History series, this 100 x 100 cm work on wood develops a study into the visual memory of European writing through rhythm, repetition, and compositional variation. Each panel in the series maintains its own formal autonomy while contributing to the construction of a broader narrative. Created in 2010 using mixed media on wood, the work is now in a private collection.
Part of the Graffiti History series, this 100 x 100 cm work on wood develops a study into the visual memory of European writing through rhythm, repetition, and compositional variation. Each panel in the series maintains its own formal autonomy while contributing to the construction of a broader narrative. Created in 2010 using mixed media on wood, the work is now in a private collection.