Affordable art brochure - jan17

Affordable Art Autumn update 1

Original Art, Limited Editions and hand embellished canvasses and prints TRADE BROCHURE

Luminaire Arts Ltd is a leading arts consultancy company and gallery space, found in the heart of Belgravia, London. ‘At Luminaire Arts we represent over 300 extraordinary artists from every breadth of the UK and beyond. We help and assist designers and art lovers find artworks that are perfect for their needs and desires.

We are thrilled to be sharing with you our AFFORDABLE ART- AUTUMN UPDATE 1, which features A highly curated selection of fabulous original artwork, across a full spectrum of affordable prices, which can be commissioned in practically any size! The result is an unparalleled selection of contemporary artwork that can be delivered anywhere in the world, normally within 2-4 weeks!'

Paresha Raj Burnett, Chief Curator & Director

- Luminaire Arts -

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Price category's (A) to (F+) are listed below. Each artist's price category is shown in the bottom right hand corner of their pages. The sizes and prices shown below are to give an indication. Please ask for specific sizes to get a formal quotation.

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LAURA B Laura is a London based Italian artist. She studied painting in Venice at the Academy of Fine Art and sculpture at TAM Art Metal-Working School in Pietrarubbia (PesaroUrbino), Italy, supervised by sculptor Arnaldo Pomodoro.

The tendency towards nothingness is inexorable and universal and even the things that have corporeity not have an illusion of stability.

As things start to transform become more irregular and interesting. Nothing that exists is free of imperfections, and everything is in a constant state of becoming or dissolving. When things are close to non-existence become naturally more delicate and evocative.

In my work, I am intrigued to see how science and art are connected; I try to strike a balance between painting, collage and installation. It revolves around the concept of Wabi-Sabi, transformation, time and connections.

In my recent paintings I worked from a mix of papers and my own photographs, either transcribed intact or altered to create a new composition. Through the painting process I try gently to heighten the qualities in the picture that first caught my attention.

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A Quiet Afternoon

Irregular

A Quiet Journey

Musical Whale

Chasing the Blue

Blue Symphony

A 5

Alioth

Perseverance

Into Grey

Itinerary

Description of a Moment

Yellow

A 6

Into One

Blue Zimmer

Leftovers

Transmission

Interconnection

Through My Eyes

A 7

LIZ “I am a self-taught artist born in the UK and now located in Warrington, having lived in Mauritius during my career.

I am interested in the intangible, that which we feel but cannot translate. My paintings begin with feelings derived from alternative perspectives bordering on a spiritual level.

Inspirations for me are found within the colours of nature; such as the iridescence of a paua shell or reflected light underwater. Working the contrasts of depth, texture & luminosity and a slightly obsessive edge, intricacy & layering.

I choose to take you on a journey of the cosmos around me and the discovery of art being a spiritual experience.�

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Resplendent

A 9

Amazonite Reflection

Extreme Lure

Amazonite Waters

Amazonite Waters

Iridescent Pearl

A 10

Crashing Force New Work 2

Dappled Iridescence Autumn Layers

New Work

Metallic Scales

Evasion 2

Dawn Flight

Rain on Red Hills Deep Purple Rain

In Yellow Unison

Evasion 1

A 11

VIVIENNE Vivienne works with a combination of hand drawn design and CAD, often incorporating processes such as screen prints in her work. “I have a BA (Hons) degree in ‘Contemporary Surface Design & Textiles' and I am a freelance artist-designer based in Halifax, West Yorkshire, England. I like to hand draw my designs, but I am also expert in the use of computer assisted design (CAD) technology.

My portfolio of work incorporates the use of screen printing, luxury surface patterns, digital printing, hand / machine embroidery, hand / machine knit, and threedimensional constructed textiles. I specialise in bespoke art work and contemporary costume jewellery products. These include brooches, bracelets, necklaces, hand printed luxury silk scarves, framed artwork which can be made to order. I invite commercial and private commissions tailored to the clients specific requirements.�

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A Pretty Delphinium A Single Stem

Twenty Butterflies

A 13

No. 11

No. 8

Fly Away

Blooming Flowers

A Papillion Dream

A 14

No. 9

No. 6

No. 14

No. 10

A 15

GEORGINA “I was born in 1983 here in the UK and grew up in a medium sized town in Cheshire, a lovely place with old empty mill buildings, a gorgeous Victorian park and a rich visual history. I always loved looking at the buildings around me as I grew up, imagining how things were in the past - I still do in fact.

With my paintings I aim to evoke thoughts of nature, gardens and skies in those viewing them, but simultaneously I like for the works to retain an element of ambiguity, of total abstraction, thus leaving them completely open to interpretation - I love hearing what people see in my work!

Alongside for my passion for natures sits a deep-seated passion for spontaneity and expression , which finds its form in the brush marks and spiralling gestural lines which come to rest on top of the soft atmospheric veils of colour which make up the body of my paintings.

My more abstract work focuses on just that, abstraction! But also colour and speed, simply enjoying the colours and the paint. I sometimes like to switch my processes around, allowing myself to work in a much freer, simpler abstract style.

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Greta

A 17

Griselda

Agatha

Eleanor Maria 2

Zadie

Emmeline

Dorlinda

A 18

George

Fleur

Tanya

Alice

Shannon

Dorlinda

Margot

Emmeline

Hayley Caitlyn

Emily

Vanessa

A 19

FREDERICK Frederick attended Salisbury Art College and studied Graphic Design and Foundation at Art. Leaving his studies he pursued a career as a commercial artist, muralist and interior designer. Over the past decade, he has produced commissions for Colfax and Fowler, Cabbages and Roses and Taylor Wimpey amongst many other reputable companies.

Frederick creates art that has an all-absorbing quality, one that makes it hard to tear yourself away. ‘I want the viewer to feel like they are standing in front of a banquet and their eyes want to gorge themselves on everything in sight.’

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Rising to the Surface

Mantle

Shape Of Life

Voice Of Formation

Aurora

Broken Boundary

Corallium Rubrum

Limited Edition fine art prints (limited sizes available)

A 21

Voice Of Formation

Voice Of Formation

Voice Of Formation

Voice Of Formation

Voice Of Formation

Voice Of Formation

Voice Of Formation

Voice Of Formation

Limited Edition fine art prints (limited sizes available)

A 22

Lost Circumstance

Calbuco

Liquid Texture

Hopes Of Innocence

Limited Edition fine art prints (limited sizes available)

A 23

CLAIRE M Claire's artwork is based on botanical sculpture/ installation/ photography and illustration by creating a body of work around a particular flower. She allows the subject to lead her into new directions as she explores the essence of nature.

Claire asks us what do we know about plants. She reflects on what has been planted in our conscious verses our deep experience of plants. With her detailed paintings and drawing of everyday flowers, not in high bloom, but on the wane, her hope is that we re-see, beyond our prejudices, an image of something unfamiliar: Unfamiliar because the flower in her paintings are both magnified and spent, an unfamiliar combination for the viewer. The water colour paintings are botanically correct showing the structure and function of plants at a scale that a bee may observe. Her current project titled - Identity, derives from microscopic studies of plant anatomy of spent Michaelmas daisies.

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Level

Bestow

Fusion

Covered

Tangible

Deep Verification Limited Edition fine art prints (limited sizes available)

Embarmed

A 25

Adore

Singleton

Individual

Embrace

Vitality

Lush

Cherish Life Limited Edition fine art prints (limited sizes available)

Intense

Independent

A 26

Adore

Singleton

Individual

Limited Edition fine art prints (limited sizes available)

A 27

PAUL G Paul's work looks at Phenomenology... the structure of different forms of experience including perception, thought, memory, imagination, emotion and desire.

Through the use of multiple exposures the work depicts the joining together, combination and amalgamation of many different images, the same way knowledge is built up through perceiving. This layering also allows him to capture all of the available light and shadow from the landscape, which merges together to create images that are both beautiful and mysterious.

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Limited Edition fine art prints (limited sizes available)

Oculus 7 Oculus 8

Oculus 6

A 29

Oculus 1

Around the Landscape 6

Absorbtion 5

Around the Landscape 7

Around the Landscape 3

Shadow Light Prevails 3

Around the Landscape 2

Around the Landscape 4

Shadow Light Prevails 4

Occulus Series 1

Shadow Light Prevails 6

Shadow Light Prevails 4

A 30

Absorption

Absorption 3

Through the Landscape 8

Oculus Series 2 No 2

Oculus Series 3 No 3

Through the Landscape 10

Oculus Series 2 No 4

Through the Landscape 3

Through the Landscape 6

Oculus Series 1 No 2

Absorption 4

Absorption 2

Limited Edition fine art prints (limited sizes available)

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MIREIA “Since my youth, I have been passionate about art which I found was a balance to my interests in more pragmatic subjects, such as maths and science. This very much reflects my personality which also explains my profession as an architect; a profession that is both regimented and boundless. Art gives me the control to break rules and paint by instinct.

Painting is my chosen medium, but I am equally fascinated by sculpture and find inspiration in works by Rodin and Michelangelo. I especially admire the manner in which Rodin seemingly left some of his pieces unfinished or rough around the edges to better express movement and life. This is a style I also enjoy in paintings, best exemplified by Turner, an artist whose use of light and tone I feel has greatly affected me in my personal and artistic capacity.�

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Frozen Landscape Frozen Landscape

Frozen 1

A 33

Shipwreck 1

Winter Thorns

Shipwreck 2

Earth Series 8

Texture

Textured Landscape

Earth Series Landscape

Blossom

Earth Series 3

Earth Series 2

Red Sunset

Earth Series 1

A 34

Seaside - as a tryptic

Turquoise Dream

Heaven

Frozen Landscape

A 35

RACHEL “I started to paint simply for pleasure and very rapidly, to my surprise and delight, my work generated a great deal of interest. This inspired me to experiment with innovative techniques and mixed media to develop my own style. I aim to create bold, vibrant, emotive and energetic canvases. The paintings range from representational images to textural abstracts, from wildlife to majestic coastal scenes with a great deal in between. I like to think that the use of striking colour is the defining indicator of my work.� Rachel has participated in many exhibitions throughout the UK to wide acclaim; and has been published on calendars and Christmas and greetings cards. She is regularly invited to exhibit at the Art Shed Gallery in Ware, Hertfordshire. Recently her work has been displayed at the Picture Craft Gallery Holt, Norfolk. Rachel paints both for exhibition and by private and public commission's

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Autumn Aurora

After Party

Fire Aurora

Autumn Australis

Golden Aurora

Liquid Gold

A 37

Neptune's Playmates

Pacific Seahorses

Trip

Neptune's Playmates (detail)

Water Music 3

Bronze Wave

Lignum

Aquatic Explosion

Parched Earth

Arguntum Wave 1

A 38

Sunbeams

Kaleidoscope No. 2

Sunlight Collection No. 4

Blue Odessey

Blue Rain

Water music No. 3

Argentum Wave Collection 2

Wave 11

Warm Aurora

Marsala Reef

Tropical Wave No. 3

A 39

ANDY M I have a strong attachment to the natural world and a nostalgia for how collecting started for me. The Observer’s and Ladybird books, cigarette cards, maps and stamps that I use to make my work come from a more innocent age when i would pore over them by night and be out in the countryside looking for their contents by day. My work is a continuation of that obsession with collecting, cataloguing and observing’.

Andrew Malone lives and works in Whitstable, Kent and is Course Leader for Further Education at UCA, Canterbury. He has exhibited all over the world. He has work in the Tate Britain collection and many Artists Book collections in the UK, Europe and Russia.

He sources the matchboxes from all over the world, particularly Eastern Europe and India and a lot are from the 1950's and 1960’s.

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Large Flower Matchboxes

A 41

Large Butterfly + Moth Matchboxes, 52x52cm

Large Flower Matchboxes, 52x52cm

A 42

Large Pigeon Matchboxes, 52x52cm

Large Bird Matchboxes, 52x52cm

A 43

Small Pigeon Matchboxes, 26x26cm

Small Yellow Birds, 26x26cm

A 44

Indian Matchboxes

A 45

ANGELA After a long career in higher education I discovered two new passions in my life in 2006: art and psychotherapy. I retrained as a therapist and have been continuously working towards improving my artistic output ever since that ‘Eureka’ moment.

Much of my earlier range of work was influenced by my psychotherapy training; the pieces were concerned with memories and dreams peeling away at them layer by layer. The work that followed were abstract representations of landscapes finding inspiration in the beauty of the outside world: gentle landscapes in the UK, the Arctic Circle, the warm and fiery tones of Mediterranean countryside, dramatic skyscapes and the movement of the sea and the dramatic beauty of flowers.

Viewers often comment on the strong colours that I use in my work. Observing nature offers the inspiration for the vivid greens, magentas and yellows that are frequently found in my work. Try as I might I struggle to work in monochromes – colour always creeps in and takes over.!”

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Mining The Earth II

A 47

Green Light

Dream Variations

From the Wilderness II

A 48

Painting the Sky Red

Black and White Landscape

A Purple Haze

A 49

GLENN Glenn’s work is about marks in their simplest form. Using ink on paper, oils or soft pastel pigments, his art is elemental and unadorned.

Inspiration comes from a variety of sources, both contemporary and ancient. While using a very contemporary visual language Glenn's work also conveys a sense of Oriental and Arabic arts, and a universal feeling of timelessness. Time suspended... moments out of time. It is an art with a deep, contemplative quality.

References can be found in the patterns and decoration of ancient pottery or parchment fragments, or the unusual marks incised into ancient clay tablets. Pictures of landscapes and animals also appear, or traces of cities from long ago. There is movement and there is calm, and we sense a thread running throughout of the presence of the natural world: water, or light passing through leaves, or horizons of distant hillsides. Stories are suggested, but we can never be certain.

Glenn was born in West Yorkshire, UK. He received a Degree in Painting from Central Saint Martins in London and his work has been exhibited and applied in the UK, Europe and the Middle East. He now lives in Bordeaux, France.

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Mudflats

A 51

Etruscans

ZB

Grasses

S

Blooms

A 52

Nineveh 1

Susa

P

A 53

MICHAEL H I studied A level art at Blackpool and the Fylde College where I learnt the basics of drawing and painting. I progressed my work further by studying at The Cumbria College of Art & Design where I achieved a degree in fine art. My style changed dramatically from a traditional style to a kind of semi abstract expressionist style of landscape painting to total abstraction which is where I feel most comfortable.

I use a variety of techniques and applications which may include painting, airbrush, photography and digitally collage.

I’m interested in the effect of shapes and forms and how they can be arranged together over interesting grounds to create space and movement.

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Split

Limited Edition fine art prints on paper or canvas (limited sizes available)

A 55

Expressive Blue-Grey

B&W Circular

Expressive Blues

B&W Brush Strokes

Deep-Red-Beige Textures

B&W Brush Stroke

Expressive Browns-Pink

B&W Brush

Limited Edition fine art prints on paper or canvas (limited sizes available)

A 56

Calmer Sense

Calmer Sense

Black Coffee

Calmer Sense

Sea Flower

Limited Edition fine art prints on paper or canvas (limited sizes available)

A 57

Distant Horizon

Urban Dancer

Breaking Ties

Unpredictable

Blow

Distant Mountains

Amp 1

Edition 11

In a Frenzy

Gravitation

Red Erosion

Limited Edition fine art prints on paper or canvas (limited sizes available)

A 58

Vivid Erosion

Summer Rain

Pink Moon

Violet Sky

No. 101

Blue Orange 4

Blue Sands

Frozen

Limited Edition fine art prints on paper or canvas (limited sizes available)

A 59

TMA As a self taught artist all my artwork is inspired by the music I make as a producer & the music I listen to as a DJ, and also from what I see on an everyday basis, from colour & texture to shape & form. I also draw a lot of inspiration from the worldwide graffiti scene & the lifestyle & culture that is hip hop.

The various colours & textures that I see in everyday life from an old rusty door to flaking paint on walls, and these inspirations build into multi textured pieces. I draw inspiration from inner city life and the natural decay of urban spaces.

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I’ve Been Lonely

A 61

Follow Me

Broken Moments

Damage Done

A 62

Different View

No Time Like Now

Moments of Release

Something for Tomorrow

Thrown Away Moments

Lost Love

A 63

Feed the Fade

A Long Way Down

A+ 64

Down by the Sea

Another Moment in Life

Structure Refix 2

Hidden Dream

Time to Reflect

We All Feel

Limited Edition fine art prints (limited sizes available)

A+ 65

Keep Listening

Give Me Your Eyes

Body Rock

Break Free

Joga

Fragmented Moments

Limited Edition fine art prints (limited sizes available)

A+ 66

We All Feel Pain

RX1

Time for the Machines

KF1

Time to Reflect

KRX1

Limited Edition fine art prints (limited sizes available)

A+ 67

Structure Refix 19

My Name is B

Structure Refix 21

My Name Is No. 5

Next Angle

Limited Edition fine art prints (limited sizes available)

A+ 68

Trust Me

Structure Refix 7

Windows of Light No. 6

Structure Refix 8

Shape Shifter

Structure Refix 10

Limited Edition fine art prints (limited sizes available)

A+ 69

LISA Lisa is a contemporary abstract artist. Sharing her time between North London and North Yorkshire.

“Although I have A ‘levels in Art and History of Art, I am mostly self taught. My speciality is acrylic and mixed media and I take my influence from the patterns and textures of our amazing world. I love the feeling of freedom and energy that the use of different mediums allows. Often, something as simple as a variation in texture or direction can create something totally unexpected.”

“Each of my paintings reflects the different layers and adventures in life that create our own unique individuality. It is for this reason that I leave it up to the owner of the painting to decide which way it should hang.”

“We all see something different!”

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Burgundy Crush

Flowerworks III

A+ 71

Flowerworks IV Blue Crush

Dreamspace Lilac Crush

A+ 72

Flowerworks

A+ 73

VAUGHN Vaughn creates his three dimensional art with materials such as plywood and acrylic. “Patterns interest me: they are the background, the fabric and the landscape in which we live.

Patterns are made by the weave of thread in cloth, the repeated laying of bricks in a wall, the individual decisions of a billion consumers or the single pixel of a digital screen. They record a process of thinking and making inside every product created by men.

Patterns are blueprints, used to move data across space and time. Complex patterns inside nature remember a million years of Darwinian history. Patterns of human settlement, grids of streets and pavements remember the interests and politics of people now long gone.

The pattern of a fingerprint records identity, controls our access to space and allows movement across national boundaries.

Form, identity and icon are spectacles which can be constructed. In a world of spectacle, pattern is silent and barely noticeable. It is often invisible, often unintentional. It is manifested in elegance, logic, beauty, brutality, music, weather, language, planning, coincidence and accident. Patterns are dynamic, stable and restrictive in every measure.

I work with patterns because they construct and constrain reality, for better and for worse. Although they are quiet (because they are quiet) they are very powerful. Made visible by art, they can be exposed, interrogated and challenged.�

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Masterplan251 02

A+ 75

Masterplan251 06

Masterplan251 11

Masterplan251 07

Masterplan251 12

A+ 76

Masterplan251 08

Masterplan251 10

Masterplan251 05

Masterplan251 08

A+ 77

CASS I was born in Exeter, Devon in 1972; and educated at Exeter College. Currently my practice involves ink drawings and abstract painting. My influences are literally all around me, from crowded city to isolated moor, I enjoy walking, extensively over Dartmoor, in local forests and on the south Devon coast.

I am a self-taught artist who whilst recovering at home from slipped discs, found my attention drawn to my household paints and old wallpaper stored in the garden shed.

I experimented with dripping and then vigorously swiping gloss paints over a large cut section of wallpaper. Impressed with the results I researched local art opportunities, and my work was shown in a local gallery where it was warmly received.

My paintings are produced from a standing-above position, I lay my canvas/board on the studio floor, dip thin bamboo into paints, and then from a 360° position begin work.

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Algal Bloom

Green Day

A Storm is Brewing

Headshock

Coral Reef

DNA

A+ 79

I Saw a Tiger Lines 1

Lines 2 Shallow Water

Supernova

A+ 80

Studio Floor Wires

White Noise

Tutti Fruiti

Sun Spots

Pyrotechnics

A+ 81

GRACE “Grace is an independent fine artist working in London. She has exhibited extensively, including at “The Biscuit Factory”, “Vyner Street” and “The Royal British Institute”. In 2009 she was awarded a chance to appear alongside Paula Rego and Peter Blake in an international auction of art-works in the ‘Newcomers' section and in 2011 worked alongside Katerina Seda at the Tate Modern. Most recently she was selected as a featured artist for Rise Art's Top 100 artists of the future. Grace's abstract landscapes act as a sort of escapism from city life and a channel into the natural world. In particular, Berlin and the ideology surrounding the forest has strongly influenced her work. The poet Tom Westerman reviews Grace's practice from a recent exhibition: ‘Through the artist's experience of natural beauty spots within cityscapes and raw pastoral settings the sense of awe these paintings instil work as a powerful reminder of the infinite colour, diversity and multi-dimensionality of human experience.' Grace works with Interior Designers, private collectors and galleries. Her paintings can be found all over the world including London, Oman & New York. Representation includes The Hornshaw Gallery, Degree Arts, Luminaire Arts & Rise Art.”

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Elevation

Luminance Become

Equilibrium

Renew

A+ 83

Scarlet Mountain Turquoise Mountain

Viridian Blue

A+ 84

Water Blooms I

Water Blooms IV

Water Blooms II

Water Blooms V

Water Blooms III

Water Blooms VI

A+ 85

ELENA Elena is a London based contemporary abstract painter. Praised for her natural feel for colours, she is an astute observer of interpersonal relationships, which inspire her to create thought-provoking works.

A self-taught painter, Elena was born in 1980 in a small town in Transylvania. She lived in Paris and travelled extensively before settling down in London a decade ago.

Elena's paintings are abstract poetical representations of friendships, love stories, family or professional relationships in our cosmopolite and multicultural society. In order to represent feelings, she continuously develops her own language that is dominated by bold colours and shapes.

Elena enjoys the versatility of the acrylic mediums and paints, using pouring, spraying, glazing and other techniques to create layers and depth. She loves to explore the way the paint moves and colours blend and to experiment with the textural qualities of the paint using original and unconventional application tools.

Elena is proud to participate in prestigious exhibitions like the SWA Annual Exhibition at the Mall Galleries, London and also to have works residing in private collections in USA, Australia, Hong Kong, Belgium, France and the UK.

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Early Finish

Late Finish

A+ 87

The Anatomy of Culture 18

The Anatomy of Culture 12

The Anatomy of Culture 13

The Anatomy of Culture 16

A+ 88

Motorway I

Dots

Motorway II

Iguazu I

Iguazu II

A+ 89

Krooth

Breakfast at El Tovar I

Breakfast at El Tovar II

A+ 90

Friends a

She Wears Purple

Friends b

First Time I Met You

Friends c

Knitting

A+ 91

BAGUEPS Born into a family of artists, Bagueps studied applied arts in Paris at Oliviers de Serre, specializing in interior design. After graduating, she worked for a French cabinetmaking firm for seven years, where she gained her experience in creating materials and finishes.

In her paintings, she strives to translate the peaceful feeling she gets from the inspiration of nature, in particular the beauty of the sky. Having painted since childhood, Bagueps aims to capture the colourful vibrations of the everyday; the sky is a constantly changing canvas she wishes to replicate.

Her principal subject is the inbetween; the flux between two states. She begins with an initial inspiration and then lets the painting guide her. Mixing different materials such as acrylic, oil, marble powder and silver powder, the colour and texture takes on its own form.

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Burnout

Become

Passage Delicat

A+ 93

Gestation

Between

L'Entre

Endre Deux

Confrontation

A+ 94

Endre Deux detail

Endre Deux detail

A+ 95

LYRA The appeal of Lyra's ‘scapes' is in the creation of atmosphere through her connection with colour. She creates abstract but instinctively balanced compositions through an open and experimental approach to her practice.

“Colour has always played a big part in my life and art career - loving the way it can transform how we experience and live in any space” “With my paintings, I aim to create atmosphere rather than realism, they are built up in layers using a unique non-brush technique”

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Intuition 2

Intuition 1

Intuition 3

A+ 97

Colorado 3

Colorado 4

Coexist 2

Coexist 5

Clouds Melt with Colour

Coexist 11

A+ 98

Colours Say Love

Strata 2

Existential 8

Strata 3

Existential 12

Terra Chroma 6

Terra Chroma 7

A+ 99

MATT J Matt took to printmaking in 2005. Always exploring heavily layered large format monotypes, his work best described as peaceful abstraction, which is an antidote to to a hectic London lifestyle, harking back to his halcyon days in Australia when he spent his formative years.

He likes to allow the viewer to spend time with the work, absorbing the details and read their own interpretation into his work. He has presented work in many group shows and had his first solo in July of 2015

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Red Mountains 2

Red Mountains 1

Landscape Brown 3

Landscape Brown 1

Landscape Rose 1

Landscape Rose 3

Limited Edition fine art prints (limited sizes available)

A+ 101

Haicenda 1

Haicenda 2

UP

Night Mountains 1

Night Mountains 2

Limited Edition fine art prints (limited sizes available)

A+ 102

Blue Mountains 2

Blue Mountains 1

Blue Mountains 3

Limited Edition fine art prints (limited sizes available)

A+ 103

NICK “ I use a variety of techniques and applications which may include painting, airbrush, photography and digitally collage.

I'm interested in the effect of shapes and forms and how they can be arranged together over interesting grounds to create space and movement.�

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Header

Green

Tangled Thoughts 2

A+ 105

Big Red

Blue Stream

Fracture

Rock Pool

Tangled Thoughts

A+ 106

Fire Inside

A+ 107

NEIL Conceptual visions using a variety of mediums from digital to photography and abstract panting. Exploring colour and texture to create from.

My work is more from the subconscious no real plan as such but grows from a seed, a single point which looks to create form from chaos.

My photography is an exploration of shape and light I look for reflection, contrast and work mostly in black & white.

Abstract painting is my expression a dance on canvas.

Digital is what I am known for drawing from anime and concept art in my early days, space and cityscapes to textured abstracts which I create today.

I have no one style no one medium but a continuing evolution through experimentation.

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The Blue City

A+ 109

Ascension II

Waves, acrylic on canvas

Mindscape

A+ 110

City Street Sunset

Stratosphere

In the Minds Eye

A+ 111

JANE W Jane's work references the ever changing outlines of the landscape. Her gestural paintings exude energy and movement, and are often on a large scale.

Her abstract paintings contain a real sense of place, inspired in equal measure by the South Downs and London. The amalgamation of these contrasting environments is evident in her work. From this is an obvious process of deconstruction and reconstruction.

For Jane the act of painting is a continuous process, always changing and taking away, to create something new.

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In The Distance Global Landscape

Global Landscape 3

Urban Rhapsody

B 113

Colour in Motion

No. 1

Distant Shores Pink Summer Sky

B 114

Happy Days

Walking the Neon 1 & 2

Limelight 1 & 2

B 115

SUSAN W I have been an abstract expressionist painter since my early teens. The immediacy and freshness of this style as well as its complexity and boldness has always spoken to me. To this end I usually paint with acrylic paint in an alla prima style, in a spontaneous and physical way, moving back and forth across the canvas, making marks that dance across that surface. I start by introducing colour, shapes and line, then respond to their development. I move these elements around, adding and removing paint in multiple layers, having been described as an emotional painter.

I've been described as an emotional painter, my abstract paintings are my first love as I am free to indulge and be spontaneous experimenting with colours and textures, creating multiple layers resulting in visceral unique painting with mood and depth.

Over the years I have sold many paintings at Art & Craft Fairs and Exhibitions and, more recently, my paintings are in customers homes all over the world, Australia, Canada, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Spain, UK and the USA My inspiration comes whilst walking on the beach or in the many Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty that Wales has; a holiday I've taken, seasons, landscapes and my imagination. In my abstracts I try to represent my personal thoughts and emotions which I capture on canvas and express through bold colour, strong composition, textures and shapes

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Deep Blue Sea

Vitality

B 117

A New Day is Dawning

A Precious Day of Memories

Viola a Mezzanette

A Million Combinations

Isolated Island

Ocean Breeze

B 118

Aqua

More Than

Black Quartet

Energy of the Ocean

Interstellar

Simply

B 119

Seals

Waves

Orange Explosion

Pandora

Orchestra

Murano

B 120

Chaldoney

Colour My World

Colours in Motion

Colours of the Soul

Colour Rush

Colourful Journey

B 121

Californian Poppies

Bound for Glory

Cosmopolitan Rainbow

Aura

Daydreamer

Midas Touch

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Depths of the Ocean

Butterfly Wings

Forest

Floral Spectra

Lake of Colours Essence City Reflections

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SHIRINE Shirine is an internationally exhibited Lebanese Dutch Artist living and working in London. She attended the Royal Academy of Arts in The Hague (The Netherlands), holds a BA (Hons) in painting from Chelsea college of Art and Design and an MA in Fine Art from Kingston University.

Since 2006 she has been producing work primarily in her west London studio taking exhibitions as a medium to re-contextualize her work. Her Art production includes paintings, videos and photographs. Her work has been exhibited in London (UK), Dallas (USA), Beirut (Lebanon), The Hague (The Netherlands), Dublin (Ireland) and Doha (Qatar) as part of ‘Hurouf ‘ an Exhibition hold by Sotheby's in December 2010.

Her work is in many private collections.

Colour and movement are vital elements in Shirine's work. Through them she is constantly searching to express transformative experiences. She is interested in the flow of positive energy which colour can transfer to us. In her work there is a yearning for novelty, love, peace, flow and transcendence.

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Scala

Waltz

Gia

Ema

Score

Limited Edition fine art prints (limited sizes available)

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Verge

Volatile

Echo

Flare

Memoria

Limited Edition fine art prints (limited sizes available)

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Flow Triptych

Portal

Yellow Triptych

Limited Edition fine art prints (limited sizes available)

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SOPHIE Sophie is a British artist & architect based in London. She finds inspiration from her environment both past and present; some of this draws from time living in Asia and Australia.

Sophie's work seeks to interpret the essentiality beyond the purely visual. She has a curiosity in how memory can focus this; filter it, and how individuals with the same visual experience can come away with such different visual memories of it. The process of creating allows an idea to expand and distil again as a concept, with images often becoming abstract and calm in the process.

Her figurative work is much quicker, it seeks to capture the substance of the pose, be that weight, tension, movement, form or emotion - the life within it.

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Eucalyptus 1

Eucalyptus 5

Eucalyptus 15

Eucalyptus 9

Eucalyptus 10

Eucalyptus 15

Eucalyptus 4

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Ocean 1

Ocean 3

Ocean 2

Acer 1

Acer 2

Ocean 7

Acer 5

Acer 7

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Leaves 1

Leaves 2

Leaves 4

Leaves 3

Autumn Leaves 1

Autumn Leaves 3

Autumn Series 4

Autumn Leaves 5

Autumn Leaves 8

Autumn Leaves 4

Autumn Leaves 9

Autumn Series 3

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SOPHIE Sophie is a British artist & architect based in London. She finds inspiration from her environment both past and present; some of this draws from time living in Asia and Australia.

Sophie's work seeks to interpret the essentiality beyond the purely visual. She has a curiosity in how memory can focus this; filter it, and how individuals with the same visual experience can come away with such different visual memories of it. The process of creating allows an idea to expand and distil again as a concept, with images often becoming abstract and calm in the process.

Her figurative work is much quicker, it seeks to capture the substance of the pose, be that weight, tension, movement, form or emotion - the life within it.

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Female Nude 1

Female Nude 2

Female Nude 6

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Female Nude 5

Female Nude 3

Female Nude 4

Female Nude 7

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Male Nude 1

Male Nude 3

Male Nude 4

Male Nude 2

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KIRAN Kiran is an artist using the concept of translating the ephemeral nature of thought to a visual form, where the spoken words are silenced and the art imagery is tuned into the invisible forms of engagement, where emotions are aroused and intuition is channelled.

All works are open to the personal perceptions of the viewer for each is impacted through their own processes of personal and impersonal thought.

The medium of acrylic, pastels and ink are used in a form that is an extension of a waking meditative practice using the actions of painting to access the instincts that require an exhalation. Where painting as a need becomes as inevitable as breath is to being alive.

Previously exhibited works throughout London and visual artist for the published book The Future We Choose alongside numerous features in online and magazine publications. Living and working in the East of England.

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Chrysalis Ecliptic

Flux

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Abstracts of The Heart

Tidalwaves I

Bloom

Evolution I

Efflorescence

Transpire 1

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Ardor 0

Ardor 0b Epiphany

Breathe

Halcyon

Halcyon 0c

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Night Epiphany

Scope 1

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Hope Floats

Lucid Moment

Metanoia

Rain Kisses When I See You Again

When the Skies

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LISA Lisa is a contemporary abstract artist. Sharing her time between North London and North Yorkshire.

“Although I have A ‘levels in Art and History of Art, I am mostly self taught. My speciality is acrylic and mixed media and I take my influence from the patterns and textures of our amazing world.”

“I love the feeling of freedom and energy that the use of different mediums allows.

Often, something as simple as a variation in texture or direction can create something totally unexpected. Each of my paintings reflects the different layers and adventures in life that create our own unique individuality. It is for this reason that I leave it up to the owner of the painting to decide which way it should hang.”

“We all see something different!”

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Earth XIII

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Earth VIII

Earth VIIII

Earth X

Earth XI

Close up

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Earth I

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Splash I Splash II

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Splash III 146

Splash III

Time & Space

Splash II

Splash XII

Splash V

Splash XIII

Splash VI

Splash IV

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EMILY K Emily was born into a family of artists in Zambia in the early eighties, these roots have always had a deep impact on her painting. The majority of Kirby's work has drawn on the study of people and wildlife, using the figure as the central object for interpretation.

Bold brush work and a loose expressive technique has become a defining aspect of her work.

Emily has exhibited internationally and in 2012 was awarded The Chairman's Ngoma Award for Visual Artist in the Diaspora by the Zambian Arts Council. Emily can currently be found working in her East London studio.

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Zambezi Dancer (Blue)

Four Boys

Ibiza Dancer

Zambezi (Magenta)

Dancer

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Giraffe

Cheetah Cub

Malawi

Tranquil Pools

L- t, â– . ...

Three Impala

Blue Angel

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Portrait IV

Portrait of a Woman Zambia

Tanzanian Portrait

Ugandan Girl

Cub

Road through Babati

Roadside Figures

Hornbill

African Portrait

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TERESA B Teresa graduated from Chelsea College of Art in 2015. Through her work she questions the fidelity and validity of our personal histories and our perceptions of them, which in turn challenge our concepts of personal identity and self. The act of remembering is an act of creation. I interpret the concept of memory construction in my paintings by exploring how materials react and interact with each other.

The drying time between applications, the order of layering and choice of media all contribute to a continuously changing outcome. Each layer interacts with and changes those that precede and follow it whilst retaining its own properties.

Teresa's paintings are drawn from memories and abstracted such that the elements collate to form an emotional response using colour, rather than a literal interpretation.

Her work calls upon her own experiences and childhood memories from Malta as source material. The metallic inks within the paintings change their appearance as the viewer navigates around the room, and in doing so creates different viewing experiences from multiple angles.

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Saffi

Saffi 2

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Duet

Melita Autumn

Enlighten

Melita Blue 1

Melita Blue 2

Melita Resurrection

Saffi Laguna

Red Reconstruction

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Melita Summer

Melita Red 1 Serenity

Melita Red 2

Suspended

Serendipity Tempest

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RICHARD K “After an upbringing on the family farm on the coast of North Cornwall, I left my tractor behind to train in graphic design and illustration at Kingston University in the mid ‘80s.

I've since spent thirty years in the creative industry in London, first as an illustrator and graphic designer, and now as a full time artist.

Urban life inspires me, seeking to capture the perpetually evolving patterns and rhythms of architecture and people in my work. I paint this ‘dance to the music of time' by combining an observational drawing style with colour, marks, texture and pattern.

My goal is to spark a recognition and dialogue with the viewer, asking them to discover in my paintings a visual expression of their own urban lives.”

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Millennium Sunset

Sloane Square corvette

Sloane Square Crossing

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Tower Bridge Dusk

Olympus

City Colour

Westminster Heights Battersea

Red Light

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Albert Bridge 2

OXO Mall

South of the City

Battersea Cranes II London Eye to Parliament

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Albert Bridge

Macys

St Paul's to the City

Central Park Taxis From the Suburbs to the City

West 34th Street New York

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From the Suburbs

Sloane Square Christmas Lights

Corvette in Sloane Square

Waterloo Clock

Spring in Sloane Square

Solo in Drury Lane

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RICHARD K “After an upbringing on the family farm on the coast of North Cornwall, I left my tractor behind to train in graphic design and illustration at Kingston University in the mid ‘80s.

I've since spent thirty years in the creative industry in London, first as an illustrator and graphic designer, and now as a full time artist.

Urban life inspires me, seeking to capture the perpetually evolving patterns and rhythms of architecture and people in my work. I paint this ‘dance to the music of time' by combining an observational drawing style with colour, marks, texture and pattern.

My goal is to spark a recognition and dialogue with the viewer, asking them to discover in my paintings a visual expression of their own urban lives.”

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5703

6309

5703

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5703

Mall Gall 001

3910

3929

Lizzi 01

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2429

Girl in Tutu

Seated Nude

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5686

6310

Sarah VI

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LONDON S A fter studying printing at Putney School of Art, Ana and Sophie formed their company.

They have worked from their own studio in South West London since 2006. Their art has evolved slowly, drawing it's inspiration initially from the extraordinarily diverse urban landscapes of their South London homes.

Three years ago Ana and Sophie travelled to Spain in search of more natural material to inspire their work. The dramatic images they brought back took them in a new direction with the Spanish countryside at its heart.

Luminaire Arts are pleased to present a selection of screen prints on canvas and on paper. “Tree 1�, a study of a gigantic, solitary pine tree in the foothills of the Sierra de Gredos was a finalist in the UK National Open Art Competition and was then selected for the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. They followed this by taking the Olive Tree as a theme, in particular a unique collection of 1,000 year old trees in the grounds of Banco Santander's headquarters outside Madrid.

Most recently they have returned to their home for inspiration, in particular the parks surrounding South West London. Their work has also taken them to include bespoke art for a variety of businesses. Working closely with the client, they create art which captures the essence of the client's business, be it restaurants, universities or office spaces.

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Alium Small

Poppy

Alium Silver

Blossom

Ragwort

Thistle

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Lum 1 Tree 5

Tree 1

Lum 2 Tree 7

Linen Trees

Tree 4

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Tree 1

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ARIADNA A riadna is an artist living and working in London, UK. Through her upbringing in Siberia and travelling, she has discovered a connection to nature, which has become a source of inspiration for her evolving art practice.

Ariadna is currently developing two bodies of work: “Basal Elements” in black and white and “Organic Wreaths” in colored inks.

The creative process involves experimentation with techniques to imitate and amplify nature. Ariadna creates forms and textures that have a natural aesthetic and quality, reminiscent of organic cells, celestial structures, basic life forms or fossils. Due to the nature of materials and techniques used, the process of making is fluid and alive. The resulting forms and textures are partially chance and partially calculation; the outcome of both ceding the artist's control over the process and being acutely aware of the development of forms and textures. Just like in nature, every resulting element is unique and cannot be repeated.

To complete her compositions, Ariadna uses a combination of cut-out and collage techniques. While echoing shapes of the ink elements, the cutouts represent their stark contrast, highlighting disparity between natural and artificial, valuable and hollow, existence and extinction, having and losing.

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Organic Wreath 1

Organic Wreath 7

Organic Wreath 8

Organic Wreath 3

B+ 171

Basal Elements 1

Basal Elements 3

Basal Elements 2

Basal Elements 6

B+ 172

Basal Elements 5

Basal Elements 4

Organic Wreath 6

Organic Wreath 2

Organic Wreath 5

Organic Wreath 4

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CLAIRE G I magery inspired by travel to places near and far around the world. A love and interest of urban cities, their layers of gradual decay and the diversity of rural landscapes and dramatically changing skies are the catalyst for much of her work. Journeys are recorded in sketch books, new places visited and remembered. These are the visual tools of her personal search for an essential energy - the Essence captured of her chosen subject Specialising in oil paintings on panel and also tone of unique works on paper using a range of printmaking techniques. A combination of layers of abstracted marks, colour and line are built up and then partially removed or covered over by subsequent over painting or printing to produce subtle yet powerful images. Clare works from her studio in North London. She attained her Masters Degree from Camberwell College of Art. Her art has been commissioned by various organisations including Claridge's, The Hilton Hotel Paris, The Landmark Hotel and The Carlton Towers in Knightsbridge. Recently, artworks have been reproduced for several universities and organisations in Saudi Arabia. Her artwork has been exhibited across the U.K and abroad and is also held in various private, corporate & national collections including Victoria & Albert Museum, BUPA Headquarters, Care International Scotland and The Langham London.

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“I will wait for you.” No.1 colour variation solar plate etching.

“I will wait for you.” No. 2 colour variation solar plate etching.

“Overture No. 2” solar plate etching

“Patience” solar plate etching

“Overture No.1” No2 solar plate etching

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COLIN Colin trained at the Reigate School of Art in Surrey, and now lives on the Sussex coast, soaking up the wonderful light and the beautiful, varied landscape. His work is inspired by the daily observation of his surroundings, combined with memories of past fleeting moments that are both personal and universal - perhaps a glimpse of the sea through woodland, a cloudburst, a howling gale or a cliff-top walk at sunset.‘Weather has fascinated me since childhood. It's the sensation, the feeling of being in the landscape that I aim for - the mysterious, elemental and ever-changing drama of light and shadow, of wind, water and sky transforming a landscape in a blink of an eye. I want to capture the feeling, memory and the essence of a place and time in my work.

I'll sometimes complete a piece outside, but I'm happiest making thumbnail pencil sketches on site with colour, wind and light direction notes, then working up the final painting in the studio with memory and imagination engaged. It's an organic process where the original sketch and/or memory is reconceived using layers of paint and scraping back and then more layers and scraping until there is a finished piece'

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Wild & Windy Sea IfsS

Last Light

Flooded Field

Across the Lake

B+ 177

Glimpses

Cloud Burst

Boundless

Postcard from the Sea III

Nocturne III Land fall

B+ 178

Landfall

Evening Sun, Sand, Sea & Sky

Days End

Gathering Storm

Tempest

First Light

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HENRYJ Henry is a London based artist who has been making his name in the global graffiti scene since 1997 when he first picked up a spray can.

Since being a student at London's Central St Martins he has gone on to paint artwork all over the world, including; New York, Barcelona, Prague, Milan, across the UK and most notably Dubai, where he worked as part of a world renowned team of artists who successfully broke the Guinness World Record for the largest graffiti wall ever painted.

Over the last 20 years he has taken inspiration from some of his favourite artists including Futura 2000 and Dondi as well as his own artistic surroundings. His more recent abstract expressionism work on canvas brings to light some of his influences from much loved artists such as Jean-Michel Basquiat and Franz Kline, whilst maintaining the strong connection to his original art form.

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Blue 1 White

Blue 2

B+ 181

Dark Oceans 1

Dark Oceans 2 Explosive Anger

Pink 1

Pink 2

Black & White

B+ 182

Red 1

Red 2

Pink 3

Pink 4

Triangle

Grey

B+ 183

JENNIFER Jennifer is a mixed media artist whose is influenced by the mapping of the journeys and layering of memories, she has made both living and working in many countries abroad. She philosophically explains: ‘My work is based on the journey of life, its layers and strata. Through time and pressure beauty is created, we mine the soul to find the precious things. Life refines and polishes our history and the choices we have made. Our layers and compartments are filled with experiences and memories.'

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Hand finished prints with resin and gold leaf (limited sizes available)

Thames

Robben Island III

Robben Island IV

B+ 185

Atlantic Island I

Robben Island II

Robben Island I

Atlantic Island III

Atlantic IV

Hand finished prints with resin and gold leaf (limited sizes available)

B+ 186

Earth from The Air - Series I + II

Coast

Earth from The Air III & IV

Image 2

Hand finished prints with resin and gold leaf (limited sizes available)

B+ 187

No.5

No. 4

No. 3

Print 1

Print 2

Hand finished prints with resin and gold leaf (limited sizes available)

B+ 188

No. 6

No. 7

No. 8

B+ 189

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Luminaire Arts Ltd 19, Grosvenor Place Belgravia, London SW1X 7HT 0207 101 5070 www.luminairearts.co.uk www.lumiarts.co.uk

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