In Flux - #9/15

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Medium Ink, Paper (Requires Framing)
Dimensions 19.7in (W) x 27.6in (H) x 0in (D)
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Artwork Description

Short-listed for the Omnia Art Prize 2024 – one of Australia's premier contemporary art awards and exhibitions. Ed 2 sold on the second night of the exhibition. Ed 8 sold soon after on Bluethumb.

Edition #9/15.

Signed and numbered by the artist.

Print size: 50cm(W) x 70cm(H). Image size: approx 40cm(W) x 60cm(H).

Medium: Premium archival ink on Pacesetter Satin paper. 200 gsm.

About the Art:
This piece belongs to the "neon_ghetto_flux" collection of works. It was meticulously crafted to capture the essence of urban vibrancy and juxtaposition, embodying the dynamic interplay of colour, light and shadow. The artwork seeks to reflect the pulsating energy and underlying tensions of urban environments, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in a visual narrative that is both striking and thought-provoking.

About the Omnia Art Prize:
The Omnia Art Prize is a prestigious award that celebrates excellence in contemporary art. It aims to recognize and promote artists who push the boundaries of creativity and innovation. The prize attracts submissions from around Australia, showcasing a diverse range of artistic expressions and mediums. Being shortlisted for the Omnia Art Prize is a testament to the artistic merit and distinctive vision of the work, offering significant exposure and the opportunity to be featured among the leading contemporary artists of today.

Artist Bio

Melbourne-based artist Simon Lovell is a graphic designer with 20 years of experience, having collaborated with both local and international clients. Leveraging his expertise in digital design and influenced by his time spent in Japan, Simon creates vivid imagery inspired by Japanese experiences, ukiyo-e (woodblock prints), and the landscape of his subconscious.

As a contemporary artist, Simon combines digital technology with his traditional fine art education. This mixed-media approach, blending ‘digital & fine art,’ pushes artistic boundaries, resulting in works that are intensely vibrant and bright, or contemplative and subdued. Simon’s creations merge hand-drawn illustrations and linocuts with digital technology and experiences, appealing to a discerning art collector audience and enhancing the authenticity and value of his work.

Recently, Simon was honored with the 2023 Aesop Value Recognition Award in Creativity.

Commissions

Simon's studio is in Melbourne