Seatton
Seatton has a highly distinct and expressive way of depicting the world - objects, space and especially figures are rendered in a strange and singular way. Every week Seatton makes works on paper, experimenting with new approaches to materials, methods and imagery.
Every piece reaches its conclusion in different ways: pictures from magazines provide the starting point - often collages with subtly surreal tweaks, such as broken space or figures of differing scale; transfer mono-print methods clash layers of drawing into one another, resulting in unexpected and strange confluences of imagery; the Risograph printer often plays it’s part, creating copies of drawings in different colour combinations, allowing for second or third attempts at the same image; charcoal, oil bars, chalk pastels, ink and acrylic paint are all used alongside each other to create texture, render the scene and emphasise backgrounds, positive/negative space and line.
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