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Artwork details
- Medium : Screen Printing on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 21.3x20.5in
- Edition : All editions sold (60 / 60)
- Artist's proof : 5
About this artwork
These prints are based upon one of the artist's pencil drawings, in which he morphed together elements of different found objects and materials that he'd been collecting for use in his sculptures. Unlike his recent speed drawings this one harks back to the draughtsmanship style he used in the 80s and early 90s when he worked as a technical illustrator for a large international Japanese production company.
In order to give the prints a subtle 'pencily'… quality the screen prints were hand-pulled (at a printing studio where Banksy's prints were also being printed) using an ink made with graphite powder. So, once framed, it is best that this print is positioned somewhere where it can be examined close-up. It's not designed to be a piece that pops from a distance.
These are printed on archival quality paper and each one is signed and editioned.
In order to give the prints a subtle 'pencily'… quality the screen prints were hand-pulled (at a printing studio where Banksy's prints were also being printed) using an ink made with graphite powder. So, once framed, it is best that this print is positioned somewhere where it can be examined close-up. It's not designed to be a piece that pops from a distance.
These are printed on archival quality paper and each one is signed and editioned.
Wayne Chisnall
United Kingdom
Credentials
- Art Fair Participant
- Covered by the Press
- Works on commission
« I'm never happier than when I'm creating something that I find personally meaningful. »
U.K. painter, sculptor, and draftsmen Wayne Chisnall has shown work in over 40 group and solo exhibitions throughout the world, and has been featured in numerous publications. He is often inspired by his own childhood memories, while also embracing the possibility of misremembering and memory fabrication. Chisnall works across multiple media, letting the piece dictate the artistic approach. Excited by reworking found objects, Chisnall crafts visual narratives that lurch between humorous and uncanny.