COLLAGRAFO
INCISIONE A COLLAGRAFO, CARBORINDUM E PUNTO SECCO
LE PIETRE DI STONEHENGE E AVEBURY sono antiche. Creduto costruiti circa 4mila anni fa, sono rimasti (e sono caduti), aperti all'erosione, agli attacchi e allo scrutinio eppure conservano ancora un fascino.
Questa serie di stampe a collagraph si concentra sulla sensazione e l'esperienza del luogo. Sembra che siano stati per descrivere il sistema solare come è stato visto tanti anni fa da ottimi ingegneri e così ho portato i cieli in basso per incontrare le pietre in questo modo.
PIETRA IN PIEDI
Collagraph Mercury nears the sun, ready to pass across its vast surface like a boat in the cosmos.
Collagraph on 250 gsm Fabriano The sun snake winds around, passing the year as it goes.
Collagraph Oil-based relief printing inks on 250 gsm Fabriano. The stone were part sculpture, part canvas on which to describe the skies. This last piece take the idea a step further, removing the stone completely and looking to the stars.
This very square stone stand next to a longer, thinner stone in the Avebury stone complex. Drypoint etching on 250 gsm Fabriano
Drypoint etching Using oil-based relief printing inks on 250 gsm Fabriano.
oil-based relief printing inks on 30 gsm 100 % cotton paper Avebury
A3 oil-based relief printing inks on 300 gsm 100% cotton fabricated paper A stone at Avebury
Collagraph showing phases of celestial bodies against the stones OIl-based relief printing inks on 250 gsm Fabriano
collagraph on 250 gsm Fabriano
PIETRA
Riconoscimenti e critica
Fantastico! Un momento è un astratto, poi sembra un'arte preistorica e all'improvviso vengo trasportato nello spazio. Oltre ad avere le vertigini, mi piacciono molto la forma ei colori! - Jeff Reeve
VEDERE
QUELLO CHE VIENE FUORI
DELLA BORSA
PIETRA COME ARGILLA
Sculture delle pietre
 In The BalanceCollagraph on Fabriano |  Mill stoneBased on a stone standing within a circle at Avebury, this being the female. Collagraph with monoprint detailing |  Moon stonecollagraph |  Collagraph |  In the roundTwo of the ceramic sculptures to support the stone series |
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 Trio of stonesCeramic stones made in support of the print series. |  Ceramic stoneUsing B292 (of course)! This is a side view, showing the lichen marks running up the flank. |  First stoneSmall ceramic sculpture to compliment the print run series. |  The first 'test glaze'.B292 green /grey ribbled with some removal and some overpainted to achieve a light blue and white lined effect. |  Just sculptedDesigned on an actual stone in Avebury, this is the same size as one of the larger prints. |
 WIPForming clay |  Referenceusing a monoprint to create the same / similar in clay |  B292The colour |
