ArtGeminiPrize Summer Art Exhibition
This summer, London Lighthouse Gallery & Studio are pleased to announce our trusted collaboration with ArtGeminiPrize for its second time this year. This Group Exhibition will feature 15 talented artists of varying artistic backgrounds and practices, showcasing works in several mediums ranging from paintings, drawings, Photography sculptures and much more.
This summer, London Lighthouse Gallery & Studio are pleased to announce our trusted collaboration with ArtGeminiPrize for its second time this year. This Group Exhibition will feature 15 talented artists of varying artistic backgrounds and practices, showcasing works in several mediums ranging from paintings, drawings, Photography sculptures and much more.
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<strong>Summer</strong><br />
GROUP EXHIBITION JULY 2024<br />
A RT<br />
<strong>Exhibition</strong><br />
<strong><strong>Art</strong>GeminiPrize</strong> in partnership with<br />
London Lighthouse Gallery & Studio<br />
04-14 July<br />
Private View - 4th July, 6pm - 9pm<br />
<strong>Art</strong>ists Tour - 6th July, 2pm - 4pm<br />
18 Lyell Street,<br />
London City Island,<br />
London, E14 0SZ
<strong>Summer</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Exhibition</strong><br />
This summer, London Lighthouse Gallery & Studio are pleased to announce our trusted collaboration with<br />
<strong><strong>Art</strong>GeminiPrize</strong> for the second time this year. This Group <strong>Exhibition</strong> will feature 15 talented artists of varying artistic<br />
backgrounds and practices, showcasing works in several mediums ranging from paintings, drawings, Photography<br />
sculptures and much more.<br />
Featured <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
• Alan Murray<br />
• Alex Hinge<br />
• Alexandra Moskalenko<br />
• Alexandre Santacruz<br />
• Anastasya Martynova<br />
• Anna Hornik<br />
• Caroline Burgess<br />
• Mark Walker<br />
• Oana Badulescu<br />
• Paul Blenkhorn<br />
• Sarah Lim-Murray<br />
• Scott Gibson<br />
• Shveta Maini<br />
• Sophie Batey<br />
• Stella Arion
Alan Murray<br />
Alan is a self-taught artist who paints mainly in oil. He enjoys painting in the old master style still life/portraits, sometimes<br />
with a modern twist. His skills also extend to CGI art where he creates his artwork in 3D. HIs skills in traditional painting<br />
and CGI make him a unique artist.<br />
Alan has exhibited in art fairs in London and is currently working towards a solo exhibition.
Title: Out of the Blue<br />
Medium: Oil on Canvas<br />
Year: 2022<br />
Size: 80cm x 120cm<br />
Price: £750
Title: Still life with Brass Horse<br />
Medium: Oil on Canvas<br />
Year: 2023<br />
Size: 50.8cm x 60.96cm (framed)<br />
Price: £800<br />
Title: Still Life with Green Vase<br />
Medium: Oil on Gesso Board<br />
Year: 2023<br />
Size: 50.8cm x 40.64cm (framed)<br />
Price: £450<br />
SOLD
Title: Still Life with Lemon<br />
Medium: Oil on canvas<br />
Year: 2023<br />
Size: 58.42cm x 48.26cm (framed)<br />
Price: £750<br />
Title: Still life with Oranges<br />
Medium: Oil on canvas<br />
Year: 2023<br />
Size: 78.74cm x 58.42cm (framed)<br />
Price: £750
Title: Still Life with Coconut<br />
Medium: Oil on Gesso Board<br />
Year: 2022<br />
Size: 26.93cm x 34.29cm (framed)<br />
£500<br />
Title: White Roses<br />
Medium: Oil on Linen Board<br />
Year: 2023<br />
Size: 24cm x 30cm (framed)<br />
Price: £300<br />
SOLD
Alex Hinge<br />
Alex Hinge FRSA is a contemporary artist based in Lancashire. He studied <strong>Art</strong> and<br />
Design at Darlington College of <strong>Art</strong> and went on to study Advertising at Newcastle<br />
College.<br />
His career took him to London for 25 years, working in a number of leading ad<br />
agencies. Returning north, Alex developed oil painting techniques from his home<br />
studio, where he continues to take inspiration from the diverse landscapes and<br />
dramatic skies around him.
Title: Pin Mill, Suffolk<br />
Medium: Oil on Canvas<br />
Year: 2024<br />
Size: 50 x 40cm<br />
Price: £800<br />
Title: Emerald Isle<br />
Medium: Oil on Canvas<br />
Year: 2024<br />
Size: 50 x 40cm<br />
Price: £800
Title: Delft<br />
Medium: Oil on Canvas<br />
Year: 2024<br />
Size: 60cm x 50cm<br />
Price: £800
Alexandra Moskalenko<br />
Born in Paris, Alexandra Moskalenko comes from a family of painters of French and Latvian/Ukrainian origins.<br />
She is a self-taught artist. Her paintings celebrate diversity and often depict people from various ethnic origins<br />
on colourful vintage fabric, exploring the concept of identity and displacement, informed by the artist's own<br />
experience of coming from a multicultural background and living in London, one of the world’s most<br />
cosmopolitan cities. The large, vibrantly coloured canvases become statement pieces for what ‘fitting in’ or<br />
belonging may mean and question how a character can influence an environment and vice versa.<br />
Her recent body of work features endangered bird species and plants exploring in the process the concept of<br />
freedom, conservation, biodiversity, and the relationship between human beings and the natural world.<br />
She has exhibited her work at the Blackheath Halls (2000), Menier Gallery (2016), Jonaquest <strong>Art</strong> Gallery (2018),<br />
<strong>Art</strong>fix (2021), Fresh and Affordable <strong>Art</strong> Fair (2021 and 2022) and more recently at the Lighthouse Gallery (March<br />
and May 2024), J/M Gallery (March and May 2024) and Holy <strong>Art</strong> Gallery (April 2024). One of her paintings<br />
‘Madonna and Child (Mum and Kid) II’ was shortlisted for the Brixton <strong>Art</strong> Prize and exhibited at the Department<br />
Store in Brixton (July 2022). One of her paintings was shortlisted by the Visible <strong>Art</strong>ist Award (May 2023)<br />
sponsored by Audible and is subsequently being exhibited for 3 years at the HQ of Audible London. She has<br />
works in private collections in France, England and the United States.
Title: Young Rasta<br />
Medium: Oil on Fabric & Canvas<br />
Year: 2014<br />
Size: 120cm x 150cm<br />
Price: £1400
Alexandre Santacruz<br />
<strong>Art</strong>ist Statement<br />
At a very young age I was mesmerized by the visual side of communication. Images to convey messages,<br />
vessels of understanding and timeless vocabulary. Shapes and textures first came to me while playing<br />
with clay on my grandmother’s land, revealing feelings and thoughts with its beauty, of mystery and<br />
creative flow. While my close observation of life kept growing, and my journey as a gay man became<br />
clear, my love for magazines, colour, books and all the printed matter; that I could put my hands on<br />
(including my parents black and white photo albums) led me to collage.<br />
The fine line between the elasticity of clay, and the enormous possibility of collage creations, makes<br />
them the perfect mediums to convey messages. Delicate and sensuous, deep and intricate, funny and<br />
serious they are vessels of love; love of identity (mental health, gender, sexuality, race) and is endless<br />
possibility of being!!!<br />
<strong>Art</strong>ist Biography<br />
Alexandre Santacruz was born in Portugal in 1964 where he trained as a ceramic artist and potter at<br />
Coimbra’s respected Cearte school, graduating in 1984 and soon after achieving his first show in nearby<br />
Leiria. Santacruz is an accomplished artist who encompasses collage work, mixed media, graphic design,<br />
painting, drawing, photography, sculpture and set design. Moving to London in the 1990’s his work<br />
continues to find an audience in his adopted home. He has exhibited internationally, featuring in the<br />
Arizona Collage Collective & Kolaj Institute book Transitional Moments (restoring equilibrium through<br />
the art of collage) in 2021.
Title: A Future Memory<br />
Medium: Analogue Collage & Varnish on Vintage<br />
Porcelain plate<br />
Year: 2019 - 2020<br />
Size: 26.6cm (Diameter)<br />
Price: £350<br />
Title: Chrysalis<br />
Medium: Analogue Collage & Varnish on Vintage<br />
Porcelain plate<br />
Year: 2019 - 2020<br />
Size: 26.6cm (Diameter)<br />
Price: £350
Title: Identity and Soul<br />
Medium: Analogue Collage, Dry transfer Lettering, Masking Tape & Resin<br />
on Vintage Porcelain Platter<br />
Year: 2024<br />
Size: 36.7 x 45.7cm<br />
Price: £850
Anastasya Martynova<br />
Anastasya is a contemporary multidisciplinary artist and designer working across gilded glass, painting, wood carving and<br />
site-specific artworks. A previous background of set design and art direction, has allowed Anastasya to branch out and<br />
collaborate on a range of diverse projects spanning from fine surface design commissions to large-scale sculptural<br />
installations.<br />
Nature, with its infinite wonders and colour palettes serves as her muse and teacher. Other recurring themes in her work<br />
encompass harmony, intuition and the enigma of the unseen. Quite often the use of precious metals becomes both a tool<br />
and a metaphor for illuminating spaces, instilling them with a positive charge - whether assuming a more totemic and<br />
hypnotic aura as in my geometric glass artworks or imbuing a sense of playfulness in the more organic, shimmeringdreamscape<br />
paintings.<br />
The solitude imposed by the pandemic has been a particularly poignant revelation, unveiling the creative sanctuary of<br />
silence and the healing power of the natural world. In the past year Anastasya has been working on a painting series “Love<br />
Notes to Nature” in gratitude and to show the accessibility of it to us all. Some pieces are more impressionistic in style,<br />
while others venture into abstraction, each echoing her emotional response to moments spent outdoors.<br />
Aside from her own painting practice in London, she works internationally on exhibition design projects - “my main<br />
motivation is to add a sense of magic to a space”. Stand out projects so far have been for the Nordiska Museet in Stockholm,<br />
Lilijevalchs in Stockholm and the National Museum of Qatar in Doha.
Title: Nourishing Lands<br />
Medium: Acrylic & Copper Leaf on Wood Panel<br />
Year: 2024<br />
Size: 120cm x 100.5cm<br />
Size: £3100
Anna Hornik<br />
Anna Hornik is a contemporary visionary artist who works with various media. Her mission is to create art that elevates<br />
humanity, using her platform to raise awareness of difficult social issues by dressing them up in artistic communication.<br />
Through her work, Anna aims to spark conversations and evoke empathy, transforming personal and societal struggles<br />
into powerful visual narratives.<br />
Born in Poland and based in London, Anna's artistic journey has been profoundly shaped by her own experiences with<br />
Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a connective tissue disorder. "Broken Ballerina," one of her most compelling projects, was<br />
borne out of these personal challenges. In her words:<br />
"Broken Ballerina is an exploration of fragility and strength, both physical and emotional. It's a reflection of my daily<br />
battle with a condition that is often invisible to the outside world. Through my art, I seek to make the unseen seen, and<br />
to give a voice to those who suffer in silence”.
Title: Just Breathe<br />
Medium: Print on Canvas<br />
Year: 2023<br />
Size: 40cm x 60cm<br />
Price: £195<br />
Edition: 1/10<br />
SOLD<br />
Title: Done<br />
Medium: Print on Canvas<br />
Year: 2023<br />
Size: 40cm x 60cm<br />
Price: £195<br />
Edition: 1/10
Title: Must Get Out of Here<br />
Medium: Print on Canvas<br />
Year: 2023<br />
Size: 40cm x 60cm<br />
Price: £195<br />
Edition: 1/10
Caroline Burgess<br />
Caroline’s sculptures contain fleeting memories of the lightness experienced from immersion in nature; echoes of<br />
landscapes and seascapes where individual human life becomes insignificant and free from all trauma and mundanity.<br />
The artworks evoke a sense of beauty and a certain loss and loneliness, at once life-affirming and full of uncertainty. The<br />
subtle vulnerabilities that result from the fabric manipulation become the essence of the sculpture as Caroline strives to<br />
create a piece that emanates both strength and fragility. In this way the works express an emotional response to her<br />
lived experience as a woman in twenty first century London.<br />
“The touch and smell of new linen and fresh cotton is always exciting. And I particularly enjoy the physicality of the<br />
making process as the material is wrapped and manipulated to transform it into a 3D form. As my hands create the<br />
textures, I have the feeling of a profound sense of history bound into the fabric. I am reminded of the creativity and<br />
industriousness of my mother, of skills passed on from one generation of women to the next. The energy expended in<br />
the construction flows through the sculpture as light plays on the textured surface and animates the form.”
Title: The <strong>Art</strong> of Forgetting<br />
Medium: Cotton Organdie Slate<br />
Year: 2024<br />
Size: H14 W20 D22<br />
Price: £495<br />
Title: The <strong>Art</strong> of Laughter<br />
Medium: Calico and Slate<br />
Year: 2024<br />
Size: H15 W30 D22<br />
Price: £495
Mark Walker<br />
‘The Ladies of the Lake’ is jointly inspired by a photograph by Eva Watkins of a<br />
synchronised swimming group and the play ‘The Ponds’ by Peggy pollard, about a safe<br />
space for female swimmers that is thrown into turmoil by the discovery of a man’s body in<br />
the lake. The four figures pictured are contemplating the moment they will plunge into the<br />
bracing waters. The artist has had a lifelong love of wild swimming.
Title: Ladies of The Lake<br />
Medium: Acrylic on Canva<br />
Year: 2024<br />
Size: 100cm x 100cm<br />
Price: £600
Oana Badulescu<br />
"My name is Oana Badulescu and I am an artist. I have attended the Tiberiu Breticeanu art school in Brasov Romania, from<br />
where I have learned some of the styles that I am using in my arts. I have participated in multiple art competitions in<br />
Romania and most recently here in London. Natively I am very creative and attentive on the details, skills that I am<br />
applying in every painting that I am making. I like combining and mixing, and as a result I am bringing the art in the<br />
people's hearts by making and selling art that customers are asking."
Title: BEYOND TIME<br />
Medium: Acrylic on canvas<br />
Year: 2024<br />
Size: 30cm x 40.5cm<br />
Price: £195<br />
Title: THE EVOLUTION<br />
Medium: Acrylic & Glitter on Canvas<br />
Year: 2024<br />
Size: 76cm x 61cm<br />
Price: £495
Paul Blenkhorn<br />
Paul Blenkhorn is a Manchester (UK) based artist and computer engineer who has been working in the field of sensory<br />
stimulation since the 1980s. Much of this has been developing computer-based systems to visually attract/interact with<br />
profoundly disabled children. He is interested in the light/colour of forms and the objects around them and has developed<br />
numerous apps for the earliest learners over the years both in academia (he retired as an Emeritus Professor of Assistive<br />
Technology in 2007) and in several disability companies. He is especially interested in our emotional responses to those<br />
images. More recently this work has expanded into two new areas.<br />
The first is abstract, non-representational painting that has sometimes been drifting towards the surreal. Secondly, his<br />
computing background is being exploited to explore and create digital works (static, interactive and videos) around<br />
significant memories from the arts (especially fine art, TV and cinema) travel, other life experiences and social<br />
change. Areas of interest are in politics, the environment, and migration.
Title: Gamma #163<br />
Medium: Oil on Canvas<br />
Year: 2022<br />
Size: 56cm x 56cm<br />
Price: £1200
TITLE : Gamma #156<br />
Medium: Oil and Acrylic on Canvas<br />
Year: 2022<br />
Size: 45cm x 63cm<br />
Price: £1200
TITLE: Mu #32<br />
Medium: Oil on Canvas<br />
Year: 2023<br />
Size: 51cm x 61cm<br />
Price: £1200
TITLE: Tau #33<br />
Medium: Oil on Canvas<br />
Year: 2024<br />
Size: 30cm x 42cm<br />
Price: £700
TITLE: Gamma #112<br />
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas<br />
Year: 2020<br />
Size: 61cm x 28cm<br />
Price: £1200<br />
TITLE: lambda #23<br />
Medium: Oil on canvas<br />
Year: 2023<br />
Size: 30cm x 21cm<br />
Price: £450
Sarah Lim-Murray<br />
Sarah Lim-Murray is a London-based oil painter with a diverse background in various art forms. She received a diploma in<br />
<strong>Art</strong> and Design from her home country of Singapore before moving to London to obtain a BA(Hons) from Central St<br />
Martins - University of The <strong>Art</strong>s London. Sarah has received training in drawing, design, embroidery, painting, sculpture,<br />
and stain glass. Her favourite medium is oil, which she uses to create contemporary pieces with classic oil painting<br />
techniques.<br />
Sarah draws her inspiration from observing life, exploring different concepts, and current topics. Her body of work ranges<br />
from traditional realistic portraits to contemporary landscapes, as well as topical themes in graphic style. Her art's range is<br />
influenced by the diversity of her passions, which includes her experience as a classical chorister in the national ensemble<br />
of Singapore and her time as a manager of a Hip Hop dance company in London. These experiences influence the<br />
conceptual approach in her art, which often features a strong female presence to engage her audiences.<br />
Sarah's artwork has been exhibited in various art fairs and galleries in London, Milan, Monaco, Venice, and Singapore. Her<br />
unique style and diverse body of work have earned her a growing reputation in the art world, and she continues to create<br />
artwork that inspires and resonates with her audiences.
Title: Robot Cat 1 - CURIOUS<br />
Medium: Oil on Canvas<br />
Year: 2022<br />
Size: 79.2cm x 104.6cm<br />
Price: £3600<br />
Title: Robot Cat 2 - ACCEPTANCE<br />
Medium: Oil on Canvas<br />
Year: 2022<br />
Size: 79.2cm x 104.6cm<br />
Price: £3600
Title: Robot Cat 3 – REJECTION<br />
Year: 2022<br />
Medium: Oil on canvas<br />
Size: 73cm x 103cm<br />
Price: £3500
Title: Am I Real?<br />
Medium: Oil on canvas<br />
Year: 2021<br />
Size: 43cm x 53cm<br />
Price: £1500<br />
Title: He/She<br />
Medium: Oil on Canvas<br />
Year: 2020<br />
Size: 43cm x 53cm<br />
Size: £1500
Title: Colours or Shadow<br />
Medium: Oil on canvas<br />
Year: 2020<br />
Size: 48cm x 58cm<br />
Price: £1800
Title: The Hammer<br />
Medium: Oil on Canvas<br />
Year: 2020<br />
Size: 43cm x 53cm<br />
Price: £1500
Scott Gibson<br />
<strong>Art</strong>ist Statement<br />
The theme here is using nature and framing to create pieces connected by communication. There is a need it seems to<br />
recreate megaliths of culture through personal expression rather than the other way around. It's like a trading of roles<br />
leading to variations in the cultural value we take from what we see. We might not believe what we see but repeated<br />
reminders of what we find in other parts of society reinforce our valuation of our sights and experiences thus making<br />
culture relevant to the person experiencing it. The frustration for nature is finding a way to communicate that value to<br />
the mass rather than the individual.<br />
Bio<br />
El Relleno (sometimes referred to as "the filling") has been interrupted many times in his life. He sought answers to<br />
these objections to his existence and found solace in art. He has been taking photographs of nature this past year and<br />
the results have led him to believe that he has found the answer to everything. All he has to do now is make friends
Title: Defect 02<br />
Medium: Photography<br />
Year: 2023<br />
Size: 24cm x 63cm<br />
Price: £ POA<br />
Title: Defect 03<br />
Medium: Photography<br />
Year: 2023<br />
Size: 40cm x 42cm<br />
Price: £ POA
Title: Defect 08<br />
Medium: Photography<br />
Year: 2023<br />
Size: 48cm x 39cm<br />
Price: £ POA<br />
Title: Defect 12<br />
Medium: Photography<br />
Year: 2023<br />
Size: 52cm x 35cm<br />
Price: £ POA
Title: Family Butcher<br />
Medium: Photography<br />
Year: 2023<br />
Size: 55cm x 35cm<br />
Price: £ POA<br />
Title: Shelter Defects<br />
Medium: Photography<br />
Year: 2023<br />
Size: 52cm x 29cm<br />
Price: £ POA
Shveta Maini<br />
Shveta is an abstract artist born and raised in various cities across vibrant India. Growing up, she was exposed to a<br />
multitude of cultures, languages, and traditions, all of which have deeply influenced her artistic practice. With a<br />
background in surface textiles, Shveta has a keen eye for texture and an innate understanding of the interplay of colours.<br />
Her paintings are a reflection of her intuitive process, as she allows her emotions to guide her brushstrokes.<br />
Inspired by the natural world, Shveta translates the beauty of the environment around her into her abstract works. Her<br />
process involves layering different textures, colours, and shapes, resulting in a deeply textured and emotive final product.<br />
Her paintings are a visual representation of the energy and emotion that flows through her, and she brings a unique depth<br />
and richness to each piece.<br />
With a deep understanding of the power of colour and texture, Shveta creates art that is both thought-provoking and<br />
visually stunning. Her paintings invite the viewer to engage with the work on a deeper level, to explore the textures,<br />
shapes, and colours and to draw their own meanings from the abstract forms. Her art continues to inspire and captivate<br />
audiences, showcasing her unique talent and creativity as an artist.<br />
Shveta has exhibited her artworks both in the UK and India. Her work is held in various private collections across the<br />
world. She has also been commissioned to create custom pieces for corporate and private clients.
Title: Against The Grain 3<br />
Medium: Mixed Media on Canvas<br />
Year: 2024<br />
Size: 100cm x 100cm<br />
Year: £2850
Sophie Batey<br />
Sophie Batey is a Greater Manchester based artist, working predominantly with charcoals and acrylics. Her art examines<br />
themes of solitude, but with a sense of positivity using bright colours and optimistic tones.<br />
Sophie often expresses her themes using orbs, circles and apples, while many of her works have pathways and elements of<br />
mystery.<br />
But Sophie constantly returns to painting apples, although not in a traditional still life sense, she places her apples in<br />
positions of jeopardy or gives them a sense of importance in isolation.<br />
Apple on a Plinth underwent numerous changes, finally complete after many weeks of revisions. Sophie painted long into<br />
the night, under a single light, into the small hours, creating this work.
Title: APPLE ON A PLINTH<br />
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas Board<br />
Year: 2024<br />
Size: 60cm x 40cm<br />
Price: £320<br />
Title: MOOD<br />
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas Board<br />
Year: 2024<br />
Size: 20cm x 20cm<br />
Price: £115
Title: GROWTH<br />
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas Board<br />
Year: 2024<br />
Size: 20cm x 20cm<br />
Price: £96<br />
Title: ALCHEMY<br />
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas Board<br />
Year: 2023<br />
Size: 20cm x 20cm<br />
Price: £96
Stella Arion<br />
London-based artist Stella Arion, specialising in sculpture and ceramics, delves into the vulnerability of clay as a medium<br />
for self-exploration and self-identification. Her artistic aspirations delve into the human condition, examining the<br />
interplay of traumas, transformations, ties, and disjunctions with nature and our own identities. Arion's creations defy<br />
traditional ceramic norms, embodying her unrestrained and dynamic methodology in manipulating clay.<br />
Integral to Stella Arion's artistic practice is the commitment to pushing the boundaries of material exploration. Delving<br />
into a profound interaction with diverse clays, she strives to craft intricately textured surfaces. The artist achieves this<br />
dynamism by employing both industrial and volcanic glazes, harmonising them with geological forms. The amalgamation<br />
of porcelain, black and red stoneware showcases her experimental approach. She explores the transformative potential<br />
of tin, scrutinising its reaction to heat as it undergoes shifts and deformations. Harnessing the influence of high firing<br />
temperatures, she capitalises on the metamorphic effects they impart on the final piece. Employing a spectrum of black<br />
and volcanic glazes on black stoneware, allows for subtle light refractions to accentuate the contours of each artwork. It<br />
draws out the textures and subtleties of the surface.<br />
She sculpturally explores the metaphor of the crack, which is very present in her works, which bear a striking<br />
resemblance to nature – mirroring cracked, sun-drenched riverbeds and volcanic stones. Cracks symbolise the breakdown<br />
of systems.
Title: Gardens of Love, Study Six<br />
Medium: Black Stoneware, Red Clay, Terracotta Clay, Black<br />
Porcelain & Glaze<br />
Year: 2023<br />
Size: H51 x W32 x D47<br />
Price: £2800
Title: Gardens of Love, Study Three<br />
Medium: Black Stoneware, Red clay, Terracotta Clay<br />
Year: 2023<br />
Size: H54 x W38 x D40<br />
Price: £1800
Title: Gardens of Love, Study Five<br />
Medium: Mixture of Black Stoneware Glass, Drifted Wood<br />
Year: 2023<br />
Size: H90 x W20 x D20<br />
Price: Not for Sale
Title: Gardens of Love, Study Seven<br />
Medium: Red Stoneware Clay, Glaze & Drifted Wood<br />
Year: 2023<br />
Size: H110 x W55 x D60<br />
Price: £1400
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