'Bliss' is a Silkscreen Print by contemporary artist Dan Baldwin. Printed onto 330gsm Somerset Archival Paper, the print is from a limited edition of 50 and is signed and numbered by the artist.
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ARTIST STORY
Dan Baldwin works and lives in Sussex, UK, and his practice combines screen-printing techniques with household paint, found objects, and spray paint. Though he is primarily a painter, he has also worked with ceramics and bronze, as well collaborating with global brands, fashion collections, album art, and book covers. We love the way Dan incorporates colour and layering, allowing for spontaneity and creativity in his artworks.
Dan Baldwin works and lives in Sussex, UK, and his practice combines screen-printing techniques with household paint, found objects, and spray paint. Though he is primarily a painter, he has also worked with ceramics and bronze, as well collaborating with global brands, fashion collections, album art, and book covers. We love the way Dan incorporates colour and layering, allowing for spontaneity and creativity in his artworks.
He once remarked on how he never plans his artwork beforehand. His multi-layered allegorical artworks often evoke strong contrasting ideas of nostalgia, innocence, decay and love. His artwork deals with contemporary topics such as politics, religion, and innocence. It is very important to the artist to use “real” elements in his artworks, previously including Iraqi and U.S. currency, vintage crucifixes, and bullets. Throughout his thirty year career, Dan has been featured in art fairs worldwide and produced over twenty solo exhibitions since 1998 in destinations such as Paris, New York City, London, Los Angeles, and Brighton. In 2016, the Saatchi gallery hosted a retrospective from his print editions. His artworks have been licensed for both television and film, with BBC Arts correspondent Maeve Doyle once describing his artworks as ‘Psychological Landscapes.’ He currently works with a selection of international galleries, and features in the permanent collections of The Groucho Club, Café Royal, and Club at St. Barnabas. We’ve been working with Dan Baldwin since 2006.
We love the way Dan incorporates colour and layering, allowing for spontaneity and creativity in his artworks. He once remarked on how he never plans his artwork beforehand. His multi-layered allegorical artworks often evoke strong contrasting ideas of nostalgia, innocence, decay and love. His artwork deals with contemporary topics such as politics, religion, and innocence. It is very important to the artist to use “real” elements in his artworks, previously including Iraqi and U.S. currency, vintage crucifixes, and bullets.
BLOG ARTICLE
We sat down with contemporary artist Dan Baldwin to discuss how his passion for art started, how important colour and narrative are in his work, and the artists that have influenced his own career. Dan Baldwin, 'Love and Light 2019 AR: Where do you take your inspiration from? What or who are your biggest influences? Dan: The continuous progression forwards. I'm a big believer in the law of attraction, the magic of energy. I try to not look at the clock, not watch any news, or radio, and just focus on positive mindset and painting and new sculptures and ...
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