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Kiss Me Quick by Dominic Bradnum.
Qualifies for Own Art finance, 10 instalments, 0% interest
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Limited edition giclée print on 330gsm Somerset Velvet paper with hand-torn deckled edges
Size: Image size: 48.7cm x 34cm
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Dominic Bradnum is a Visual & Audio Artist who has mastered the art of combining painting with performing electronic music. Indeed, his art prints often take form as textual musings – pop-art style slogans, playful and evocative one-liners, plaintive thoughts – thought oil paints.
Dominic Bradnum is a Visual & Audio Artist who has mastered the art of combining painting with performing electronic music. Indeed, his art prints often take form as textual musings – pop-art style slogans, playful and evocative one-liners, plaintive thoughts – thought oil paints.
Dominic Bradnum builds up layers and takes advantage of the slow drying times to blend the pigment and create subtle changes of tone and contrast. Dominic’s work is also concerned with capturing the flickering, incandescent qualities of neon lights creating abstract forms.
We love how Dominic uses neon typography and places it in unfamiliar environments. His contemplative phrases are place on the beach, on brick walls and solitary rocks, as if Dominic is leaving his messages for passers by to discover. His thought-provoking messages are comforting, like personal notes left behind for a loved one. Dominic's neon musings are heart warming, yet they leave us yearning for the backstory behind the words.
