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ChatterA hand signed mixed media limited edition by Duncan McAfee. In his first ever collection of signed limited edition artworks, Duncan McAfee introduces his gritty improvisational abstract style to personal, environmental and societal issues. Created as a response to collages of old photographs he crafted in his youth, Duncan McAfee considers it to be a collaboration with his younger self. With an incredible sense of depth which mirrors the texture of

A hand-signed mixed media limited edition by Duncan McAfee.

In his first ever collection of signed limited-edition artworks, Duncan McAfee introduces his gritty improvisational abstract style to personal, environmental and societal issues. Created as a response to collages of old photographs he crafted in his youth, Duncan McAfee considers it to be a collaboration with his younger self.

With an incredible sense of depth which mirrors the texture of his collages, the artworks are initially painted in layers, after which McAfee defaces his work, ‘ruining’ the paintings with blocks of dark colour or random markings before fixing the destruction with a new layer of paint – challenging himself to work as intuitively as possible. His uniquely improvisational technique fuels his signature sense of chaos and disorder.

“I try to get as much contradiction in as possible. They’re bright, fun and messy.”

In the past, McAfee began each painting by throwing a glass of red wine at a blank canvas. Now, working with a longer lasting substrate he has created himself, McAfee uses the ‘wine’ as a finishing touch, honouring the roots of his creative process.

Taking the motifs of his Exploding Heads series a step further, McAfee creates a riotous and intense horde of domestic objects, body parts and facial features, representing modern day economic and political anxieties through a disorientating and distorted lens. Influenced by a wealth of sources, from the unsettling figurative artworks of Francis Bacon and George Condo to newspaper cartoons, the artist builds a sense of impending doom with his visceral images by drawing on his own anxieties and experiences.

McAfee vehemently believes that it is impossible for him to set the meaning of the work. The viewer themselves, and the context in which they view the piece, completely alters the meaning – as McAfee says, “it’s got nothing to do with the intentions of the artist.”

This artwork is a hand-signed mixed media limited edition on Somerset Satin 410gsm paper and it’s also available in a set of four.

Find out more about this collection here or alternatively shop more McAfee art.

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A fantastic coming of age story about a young woman finding love for the first time while spending the summer before college with her grandmother. She also manages to reconnect with her artistic side as she spends time with her grandmother, who is a fairly well known artist. Though it is subtle, I felt that the interplay between the scientists heading off to MIT to study planetary science and the artist trying to figure out whether the abstract painting she was working on was still "speaking to her" or just something she messed up is the tension that drives a good portion of Aria's story.
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