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Lot 70: Ann Grim

Rien ne reste sinon l’esprit (Nothing left but the soul), 2017
Installation, 4X4X1.6 m

Artist Statement: This artwork is a “brain reset” scene, raising the question of the humankind stage of consciousness based on the prey and predator. Evolving toward its end, embracing a new order, so far unexperienced; a new kind at a higher stage of consciousness would see the day.
The artist represent here her perception of a Mental Crash: nothing is left but the soul. She hopes that the proceeds of her art will help cover some of the Mental Health needs of the Grenfell survivors by way of counselling and group therapy to deal with post-traumatic stress, depression and bereavement

For further info please visit: http://www.anngrim.com/artworks-ok

Guide price: 6,000

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Lot 3: Jo Colvert

Brussels, 2017
Oil on Canvas, 60 x 40 cm

Artist Statement: I find an image that represents a feeling, take that and manipulate it using software to enhance the colours and then paint it to a canvas.

For further info please visit: https://www.saatchiart.com/account/profile/591685

Guide Price £40

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Lot73: Olivia Hicks

 

Chamber, 2014

Pen and Ink on paper, 59 x 70 cm, framed

 

Artist Statement: My practice is focused on the relationships between drawing, painting and sculpture and draws from architectural theory to explore the permeability’s between the body, complex emotional states and architectural spaces. I am interested in the sculptural idea of the room as a container or vessel which objects and emotions can pour in and out of, and drain leak or overflow. My work is often influenced by a complex mixture of literature, architectural theory and politics. The skin can be visualised as an architectural membrane that holds us together. The fetish like objects and drawings that I make inhabit a dark architectural space that uses ideas of “apotropaic” (protective) folklore that can defend, protect and constrain the body.

For further info please visit: www.oliviahicks.co.uk

Guide Price: £450

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Lot75: Lennie Lee

The offeringThe Offering, 2016

12 colour silkscreen print (edition of 40), 92 x 86 cm, framed

Artist Statement: “I am fascinated by the way in which modern society cannot help but echo the rituals and behaviours of more primitive cultures The people who died in Grenfell Tower deserved better from those whose job it was to look after them. May they rest in peace.”

 For further info please visit: www.lennielee.london

 

Guide price: £300

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Lot60: Calum F Kerr

Augury P-180 (After Blake from ‘Auguries P80-P180’ Series), 2012

1 hour scalpel drawing on Sandpaper, 19cm H X 14cm W. – Framed and mounted (size 29cm H X 21cm) Included
Artist Statement: One of five scalpel drawings on different thicknesses of sandpaper between P80 (roughest) to P180 (smoothest). Each drawing is scratched into the sandpaper for exactly 1 hour. Mixing contemporary and mythological tropes it is inspired by the first verse of William Blake’s, Auguries of Innocence – “To see a World in a Grain of Sand / And a Heaven in a Wild Flower / Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand / And Eternity in an hour” – William Blake, 1803”.

For further info please visit: www.vimeo.com/calumfkerr

Guide price: £80

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Lot77: Donna Bayliss

Politricks, 2017

Clay – painted with acrylics and mounted on canvas, ready to be mounted on the wall

Artist Statement: :  “Needing to let out my feelings…this piece was created about a month after the horrific fire at Grenfell…This piece ‘speaks’ my reaction to an event that struck me core-deep…needing to point a finger and peel back the disinformation of statements…of words spoken and insincere emotional gestures made with unmoving lips…staid facial expressions …lives reduced to dust and no acknowledgement of the gifts lost…the talents lost…those who I felt made this whole situation so much worse than it needed to be…human life is merely currency in the world of ‘Politricks’ and the exchange rate reduces with demographic clarity. This piece was inspired by pain…frustration…anger and created by me Donna Bayliss aka. ‘An Accidental Artist’”

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Lot61: Sarah Butterfield

 

Sunrise in the Solent 54, 2017

Oil on Board, 20cm x 27 cm, Framed

 

Artist Statement: Butterfield has a particular gift for light. She paints the atmosphere and the time of day. She can capture a pose and what people are feeling. Her paintings are owned by Jenny Agutter, Professor Brian Cox, Richard Curtis, John Humphreys, Charles Jencks, Rt Hon Michael Portillo, Lord Coe, HRH Prince of Wales, HM The Queen and Jon Snow.

“At sunrise you see the most colour in the sky before the sun rises.” – Sarah Butterfield

For further info please visit: http://www.sarahbutterfield.co.uk

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