Pencil crayon on paper, 54 x 42cm.
Devon-based contemporary artist Coco Crampton works in a variety of mediums connected to traditional crafts including ceramic, wool, wood and copper. Exploring historical and contemporary domestic forms and their functions, her colourful reinterpretations - which often include elements of suspension or balance - are both playful and reflective. The human form has also provided subject matter for the artist, which she has explored through knitted garments with playful embellishments.
This framed drawing titled ‘Tides’, features an hourglass figure which also suggests the form of a forked river and the water which flows along it. Coco says; ‘the title relates to the idea of the female body being synchronous with lunar cycles. The colour blue desaturates within the drawing, emptying out gradually, becoming lighter as it rises.’
Purchased works are usually despatched within three working days.
Pencil crayon on paper, 54 x 42cm.
Devon-based contemporary artist Coco Crampton works in a variety of mediums connected to traditional crafts including ceramic, wool, wood and copper. Exploring historical and contemporary domestic forms and their functions, her colourful reinterpretations - which often include elements of suspension or balance - are both playful and reflective. The human form has also provided subject matter for the artist, which she has explored through knitted garments with playful embellishments.
This framed drawing titled ‘Tides’, features an hourglass figure which also suggests the form of a forked river and the water which flows along it. Coco says; ‘the title relates to the idea of the female body being synchronous with lunar cycles. The colour blue desaturates within the drawing, emptying out gradually, becoming lighter as it rises.’
Purchased works are usually despatched within three working days.
