12 products
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Dominant Price on request -
Artwork 2 US$1,200.00 -
Artwork 4 Sold -
Naive Summer US$1,700.00 -
Let's Have A Threeway Sold -
Woman In The Rain US$900.00 -
The Last Look US$650.00 -
Quiet Storm US$700.00 -
Sublimation US$950.00 -
Look Into My Windows 2 US$1,646.00 -
Look Into My Windows 3 US$1,650.00 -
IAMART US$13,000.00
Dominant
- Name
- Dominant
- Year
- 2026
- Medium
- Acrylic on canvas
- Size
- 48 × 60 in / 122 × 152 cm, 1 1/2 in / 4 cm deep
- Price
- On request Enquire
- Description
Dominant borrows the look of an old enamel trade sign: a proud brand name, a founding date, a star, a chevron — and a slogan that says the quiet part out loud. Rust blooms through the lettering, the paint lifts and peels, and the words “captured and exploited” ghost through the top edge like something the sign was built to cover.
It is a painting about branding as a way of laundering history, and about how much of that history is still hanging, slightly weathered, on the wall.
Artwork 2
- Name
- Artwork 2
- Year
- —
- Medium
- —
- Size
- —
- Price
- $1,200.00 Enquire
- Description
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Artwork 4
- Name
- Artwork 4
- Year
- —
- Medium
- —
- Size
- 36 × 48 in / 91 × 122 cm, 3/4 in / 2 cm deep
- Price
- Sold
- Description
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Naive Summer
- Name
- Naive Summer
- Year
- 2025
- Medium
- Acrylic and gold leaf on canvas
- Size
- 60 × 24 in / 152 × 60 cm, 1 1/2 in / 4 cm deep
- Price
- $1,700.00 Enquire
- Description
Naive Summer is a street with no shadows: pink and white facades leaning into a peach sky, arched windows glazed in deep blue, balconies with nobody on them. Two bands of gold hold the scene like the edges of a postcard.
It is the summer you remember rather than the one you had — hotter, pinker, quieter — painted flat and bright on purpose, the way a child would paint a place they loved.
Let's Have A Threeway
- Name
- Let's Have A Threeway
- Year
- 2025
- Medium
- Acrylic on canvas
- Size
- 36 × 24 in / 90 × 60 cm
- Price
- Sold
- Description
Let’s Have A Threeway is a tango for three. A man and two women in black evening wear move as one figure — hands on waists, a hand at a throat, arms thrown wide — drawn in bold Art Deco lines against a ground of scraped gold and smoke.
Nobody is leading. Everyone is watching someone else. The title is an invitation; the painting is what happens after you say yes.
Woman In The Rain
- Name
- Woman In The Rain
- Year
- 2025
- Medium
- Acrylic on canvas
- Size
- 24 × 24 in / 60 × 60 cm
- Price
- $900.00 Enquire
- Description
Woman In The Rain is a study in poise: a figure in a black dress and dark glasses, sheltered under her umbrella while the rain falls in grey sheets around her.
She is not hurrying and not hiding. The storm is simply weather, and she walks through it on her own terms.
The Last Look
- Name
- The Last Look
- Year
- 2026
- Medium
- Acrylic on canvas
- Size
- 18 × 18 in / 45 × 45 cm, 1 1/2 in / 4 cm deep
- Price
- $650.00 Enquire
- Description
The Last Look catches the moment before leaving: a woman glances back over her shoulder from under a black-and-gold umbrella, red lips the only colour in a world of black, white and raw canvas.
The rain runs in thin drips down the picture, but she is perfectly composed. Whatever she is looking at, she has already decided.
Woman In The Storm
- Name
- Woman In The Storm
- Year
- 2025
- Medium
- Acrylic on canvas
- Size
- 16 × 16 in / 40 × 40 cm
- Price
- $700.00 Enquire
- Description
Woman In The Storm captures a deeply introspective moment, where solitude and emotion merge within a rain-soaked scene.
The silhouette of a lone figure beneath an umbrella evokes feelings of reflection, resilience, and quiet strength. The monochromatic palette enhances the mood, allowing texture and atmosphere to take center stage.
Sublimation
- Name
- Sublimation
- Year
- 2026
- Medium
- Acrylic on canvas
- Size
- 24 × 24 in / 60 × 60 cm, 3/4 in / 2 cm deep
- Price
- $950.00 Enquire
- Description
Sublimation reduces a face to what matters: a pale pink profile, glossy red lips parted over white teeth, one dark drip running from the mouth. The eyes are gone — hair and shadow become a single chocolate-brown shape that swallows half the canvas, a lone tear caught on its surface.
Around it, the dark ground breaks into patches of blue, magenta, green and gold — a city, a memory, a feeling changing state. Sublimation is when a solid turns straight to vapour, skipping the in-between. So does she.
Look Into My Windows 2
- Name
- Look Into My Windows 2
- Year
- 2026
- Medium
- Acrylic and gold leaf on wood
- Size
- 60 × 24 in / 152 × 60 cm, 1 1/2 in / 4 cm deep
- Price
- $1,646.00 Enquire
- Description
Look Into My Windows 2 tilts the head back: a blue facade climbs out of the frame, and every window in it is gold. The panes catch the light the way real windows do at the end of the day, when you cannot tell whether the glow is a lamp inside or the sun outside.
The left of the panel is left bare, wood grain and a signature — the wall before anything was built on it. The title is an offer and a dare at once: the windows are lit, but what is behind them is up to you.
Look Into My Windows 3
- Name
- Look Into My Windows 3
- Year
- 2026
- Medium
- Acrylic and gold leaf on canvas
- Size
- 60 × 24 in / 152 × 60 cm, 1 1/2 in / 4 cm deep
- Price
- $1,650.00 Enquire
- Description
Look Into My Windows 3 is the same building at a different hour. The walls have cooled to teal, the frames to blue, and the windows have gone from gold to copper — the light of late afternoon rather than the end of the day.
Six windows, and not one curtain. The facade tilts away as if you were standing right underneath it, looking up, still not sure whether anyone is looking back.
IAMART
- Name
- IAMART
- Year
- 2026
- Medium
- Acrylic and gold leaf on canvas
- Size
- 36 × 48 in / 90 × 122 cm, 3/4 in / 2 cm deep
- Price
- $13,000.00 Enquire
- Description
IAMART is a self-portrait made of other people’s words. Cut-out headline type is pasted across the canvas the way it gets pasted onto a woman — what he loves about me, what he expects, what I am supposed to be — and then answered, block by block, in the first person: I am art. I am an artist. I am fine art, an intellectual creature, and so much stronger than him in whatever situation.
A black doorway with a gold-leaf arch stacks the labels one on top of another, elegant to disturbing; a gold circle holds the confession — a great manipulator. The last line, small, at the bottom edge: and all I wanted to be was just me.