Three colour-way Silkscreen Print of a geometric shape. This is a bright and contemporary print which will add colour to your wall.
Available as an Original Silkscreen Print (a one-off artwork) or as a Limited Edition Fine Art Giclée Print, which we only print on a limited run of 100.
Please see size and framing options above. For additional sizes and framing options not listed here, please contact us: info@printworkgallery.com with your requirements.
Signed by the artist.
About Silkscreen Prints:
Also known as screenprints, silkscreen printing involves using a tightly-stretched mesh or screen - which was traditionally made of silk - to push paint through in different layers, to create a finished one-off artwork. Silkscreen printing is believed to have originated in China over 1000 years ago and was made popular in the 20th Century by Pop Art pioneers like Andy Warhol. As it is done by hand, each piece is unique.
About Fine Art Giclée Prints:
Our fine art prints are giclée prints which are the highest quality fine art print there is and have the best standard of colour accuracy. We limit our edition runs to 100 prints only and each is printed on specialist museum grade fine art paper - Hahnemüle Photorag - with a weight of 308 gsm.
About the artist:
Jane Davies is a multidisciplinary artist taking inspiration from the world around her - in particular the shapes and textures of the natural world. Jane learned silkscreen printing and mixed-media printmaking alongside drawing and painting at Central St Martins, part of the University of the Arts London. It is with the skills obtained in her studies that Jane thrives in experimenting with drawing, painting and a multitude of other media.
Jane started working in a monochrome colour palette, mainly mixed media prints of abstract landscapes which she created whilst at the London Print Studio. A move to rural Dorset has coincided with a new found love of colour, and simple pop art prints of the natural world now feature alongside oil paintings of Dorset's Jurassic coastline which provides inspiration all year round.
Jane's passion allows her to continuously experiment with art-making techniques that enables her practice to evolve and grow new ideas.
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