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'Crispy Duck, Kowloon, Hong Kong' is a C-Type photography print by Richard Heeps. From a limited edition of 25, this print is signed and numbered by the artist on an accompanying COA.
Colour is very important in the work and it is probably my signature, I use it to seduce the audience, to draw them in. I cross over between classical, conceptual and pop art but the use of colour ties them all to me.
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C-Type photography print
Size: Image size: 35 x 28 cm Signed and numbered by the artist on an accompanying COA sticker
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Richard Heeps is a British-born contemporary photographer based in Cambridge. His distinct saturated style shuns the need for digital manipulation and pushes the boundaries of photography. Richard Heeps' art is a true love letter to the art of photography and the carefree American lifestyle.
Richard Heeps is a British-born contemporary photographer based in Cambridge. His distinct saturated style shuns the need for digital manipulation and pushes the boundaries of photography. Richard Heeps' art is a true love letter to the art of photography and the carefree American lifestyle.
Heeps' photographs feature a seductive colour palette and relaxed subject matter. Heeps speaks of his fascination with the United States: “the speed, the lifestyle and technicolour is reflected in my imagery. ‘American’ colour is a major aspect in my work, it drives my equipment and material choices.” We love how Heeps is determined to create a portfolio of art that connects with his contemporary audience whilst also embracing the traditional methods of lens-based photography. Heeps attended Cambridge University and gained an apprenticeship in Mechanical Engineering, before going on to complete two further qualifications in Photography and Film. Before his formal education, Heeps had a longstanding interest in art, painting and photography, having first shown work in exhibitions from the age of ten. The artist’s fascination with New York during his youth was the starting point of his fixation on everything Americana, a fascination only emphasised by his visits to the country later in life. Heeps has been exhibiting his work since the 1980s, and he has gone from strength to strength ever since, showing internationally at museums and public galleries such as Milan’s Affordable Art Fair, The Photographer's Gallery in London, and the Royal Academy of Art’s Summer Exhibition. We’ve been working with Richard Heeps since 2017.
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We sat down with Richard Heeps to get an insight into his day to day life as a world-famous photographer, and his favourite artworks. No one knows art like the artist himself. Richard gives us an insider's peek into the 5 favourite photographs that he has taken over the years. Lone Pine, California, 2000 "Taken in the year 2000, for some reason it lay hidden in my negative files until I finally printed it in 2021. A lot of my work is about a journey, taken on my first visit to America and this involved a road trip around parts ...
