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'GRRRL!' is a giclée print by Richard Levine.
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Giclée on torn edge 330gsm somerset velvet
Size: Signed and numbered by the artist
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Richard lives and works in Hove, UK and is a contemporary graphic artist whose work seamlessly fuses the abstract with the figurative to create an almost hallucinogenic, twenty-first century aesthetic.
Richard lives and works in Hove, UK and is a contemporary graphic artist whose work seamlessly fuses the abstract with the figurative to create an almost hallucinogenic, twenty-first century aesthetic.
His artwork plays on geometrical structures which are deeply reminiscent of the delicate technological networks that form the make-up of computer generated images. We love how each bright block of colour and bold pattern merges with dimension-bending shapes and graphics, to explore the topology of iconic cultural icons. Richard graduated from the Chelsea School of Art with a degree in graphic design and illustration. He has exhibited across the UK and internationally, including in New York. He has worked as a freelance animator and designed and implemented title sequences for international films such as Bridget Jones’ Diary. We’ve been working with Richard Levine since 2017.
We love how Richard's bright colour scheme makes each artwork jump off of the page, giving new life to his subjects. Each bright block of colour and bold pattern merges with dimension-bending shapes and graphics to explore the topology of iconic cultural icons. His mesmerising line work and unconventional colour scheme is a delight to the eye, drawing the viewer in with crazy geometric shapes.
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