London Mini Maps – Original Antique/Vintage Map. Two-layer silkscreen print, hand-embellished with gold leaf featuring a panoramic of Tower Bridge. A striking two-colour silkscreen print celebrating iconic London architecture, printed...
London Mini Maps – Original Antique/Vintage Map. Two-layer silkscreen print, hand-embellished with gold leaf featuring a panoramic of Tower Bridge. A striking two-colour silkscreen print celebrating iconic London architecture, printed directly onto an original antique map of London and individually hand-finished with gold leaf to highlight the natural folds and wear of the aged paper; inspired by the Japanese art of Kintsugi, this piece embraces and elevates the map’s imperfections, fusing contemporary design with historical heritage in a truly one-of-a-kind artwork.
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Australian artist Angela Morris-Winmill has a diverse portfolio spanning painting, printmaking, sculpture and fashion. Prior to transitioning into the world of fine art Angela worked successfully as a fashion designer specialising in wedding dresses and designing.
Known for her dazzling pop-infused animal skulls and architecturally inspired maps, Angela captivates us once again with a fresh process: Exploring the freedom of play and mark-making through silkscreen monoprints.
Charcoal, graphite, and wax crayons dance directly on the screen mesh, birthing unique artworks. Each monoprint, solo or layered, is a captivating interplay of these marks. They respond, echo, and intuitively guide each other, transforming onto paper in a mesmerizing dance.
This new collection pulsates with the joy of artistic exploration, inviting viewers to lose themselves in the beauty of spontaneous creation.
