Maxine Gregson is a contemporary artist who combines typography, photography, grid layering and nostalgic imagery to create intriguing artworks. Maxine Gregson's artwork is often described as 'Nostalgic Futurism' as her hand-pulled screen prints are a unique union of vintage motifs and futuristic compositions.
Maxine Gregson is a contemporary artist who combines typography, photography, grid layering and nostalgic imagery to create intriguing artworks. Maxine Gregson's artwork is often described as 'Nostalgic Futurism' as her hand-pulled screen prints are a unique union of vintage motifs and futuristic compositions.
Blending retro and current imagery together, Gregson creates surrealist artworks that are futuristic yet familiar. Gregson was a commercial graphic designer for over 10 years, working on campaigns for clients such as Cadburys, Mercedes and Nivea Men. This illustrious design background shines through in her intricate artworks, which skilfully fuse old and new influences. We love how Gregson's art and the surreal yet familiar worlds she creates are brimming with mystery and intrigue.
Gregson is inspired by music and literature, including Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Joseph Heller and John Cheever.
Gregson prints in a Hackney workshop.
Gregson was born in Bolton.
Gregson began combining pictures and typography as a hobby.
Gregson uses a CMYK printing process.
