Swipe
A$11.00
Formaat: (A5) 21 x 14.8 cm
Omlijsting: No Frame
Rand: No border
- 230 gsm museum quality archival-grade matte paper.
- Acid and lignin free, so it's made to last.
- The natural finish enhances vibrancy and depth.
- Textured matte surface that enhances depth without losing clarity.
- Handmade Italian wooden frames with premium plexiglass.
- Slight cropping of original artwork due to size choice.
Painted over an old piece from 4 years ago. Just wasn’t working, the intent was right - but I think I was pretty knackered and force pushed it into something that didn’t really look resolved.
Anyway, I peeled the onion a bit and attacked it with fresh ideas from my trouble sleep. Lots of delicious Australian bush yellow oil washes and some happy times on a grinder. I’m working towards my next solo early 2027 and it’s all about parenting and technology - like, bloody doom scrolling. Did you know that in an hour, the average punter can flick through anywhere between 600 - 1200 images or videos! Crazy what that’s doing to our brains. So much input.
The little blue grinds represent the swipes (there’s 407 on this painting alone) and the red line is everyone’s ‘redline’. That trip of guilt knowing you’re wasting time.
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About the Artist
David Spencer's is a talented artist who grew up in WA's North West back in the 70s, and he pours all that personal history into work that really hits home emotionally. With 18 solo shows plus 60-odd group exhibitions under his belt.
At the end of the day, Spencer's all about pushing boundaries and taking risks, and his art's got a real knack for making you stop and see things a bit differently.
At the end of the day, Spencer's all about pushing boundaries and taking risks, and his art's got a real knack for making you stop and see things a bit differently.
