Artists

to be inspired by…

Photograph with a painterly appearance to it. The image is a self-portrait of the photographer Fred Herzog. The image shows a young Fred Herzog looking sideways and up from the table. Light has come in from the window which centres the image and creates a dramatic use of light to frame Herzog's face. It also shows artwork on the walls and a pen in Herzog's hand.
Black and white photograph taken on a subway train where a mother and child look at each other with love.
Sculptural art: In the form of a large rectangle, paper kites hang layered upon one another
Portrait: close-up of a young girl's face, her hair wrapped in a silk scarf
A grey painting which acts like fabric; covering the entire painting and female form, with only her hands, face and hat visible
Painting: An overgrown garden with discarded waste, flamingo garden sculptures and two run-down Cadillacs, one of which has a young male leaning cross-armed against.
Bowl shaped vase, with strong inspirations to the artist Picasso while infused with a celebration of Africa
Photograph: At a swimming pool a row of women (same repeating woman) are wearing red swimsuits and yellow caps and face toward the left. At the end of this row one of the women is facing the opposite direction and is instead directly facing them.
Illustration: A figure swims/flies, behind which is a background showing a pattern of flying birds. From the figure's head flows a hair of striped colours that leads up and fills the sky.
Drawing: Side portrait of a young woman, behind her are flowers, to the right an avocado which has been cut, while on the left is a succulent in bloom. On her shoulder is half a pear.
Portrait of a woman who looks strong and confident, one hand behind her back, the other on her neck. She's wearing a multicoloured top.
Bright textural painting
Painting: Brightly coloured objects are piled randomly on top of one another with no end in sight.
Print by Aubrey Beardsley, one figure hovers above the water while holding a detached head.
Drawing: Hidden within a fir tree is scaffolding, the layers between the scaffolds shows a rainbow of colours.
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