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Print Collection

absurd prints

Carried forward as an extension of my other collections, this series of prints explores paradoxical and surrealist ideas that are translated from thought or text into pictures full of exaggerated and absurd imagery. The types of print include; hard ground etching, aquatint, relief and digital screen printing. 

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Put Yourself In My Shoes

Prints Collection

 

2023 

 

Screen Print

 

60cm x 40cm

For this screen print I used an old image of my brother playfully wearing my father’s shoes. I wanted this to reflect the intertwinement of the past and the present, and how in a quite paradoxical sense the past remains young and the future is old. The aim was to play with the oppositional elements of the image by making the shoes appear as if they had been coloured in by a child- drawing out of the lines on purpose, juxtaposed to the black and white colours of the child himself. Moreover the colour blocking of the shoes as well as their size, gives a sense of weight, like the child is being pinned down to the floor due to the pressure of someday having to fill in the shoes both in the physical and metaphorical sense. Yet at this very moment he is still young, not being weighed down by the trials and tribulations of adulthood, with the hands extended as if pretending to fly and a mischievous grin on his face.

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No Te Hagas Un Lio En La Cabeza

Print Collection

 

2020 

 

Hard Ground Etching 

 

25cm x 15cm

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La Mirada

Prints Collection

 

2019 

 

Screen Print

 

60cm x 40cm

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Crybaby

Print Collection

 

2018

 

Hard Ground Etching and Watercolour  

 

25cm x 15cm

This black and white print belonging to the domestic collection is based on old Victorian family portraiture/photography, in which mothers would hide by merging with the environment, normally behind curtain and carpets- in order to take pictures with their children, keeping them still and also making them feel safe. In doing so they inevitably became part of the photograph, both an eerie subject and the background. Mothers became ghost like figures, mirroring their repression in society, that continues up till this very day, despite their huge role in family dynamics, the raising of children and their invaluable addition to society.

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Don't Spread Yourself Too Thin

Print Collection

2024

 

Relief Print 

 

42cm x 29.5cm 

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