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Joana Galego, After the Spectacle (Long Distance Call), 2025 (framed)
Watercolour and coloured pencil on paper collaged onto cardboard, 18 × 22cm
Portugese-born artist Joana Galego’s images are informed by – in her words – ‘memories and feelings rather than actual events’. Firmly rooted in drawing, her paintings and works on paper are characterised by a vibrant palette and a visual language partly inspired by historical artists.
This new, unique, framed work on blue hand-made paper by Joana is part of ‘Hiding Behind Gifts’, a new collection of works on paper. Executed with a lightness of touch, the work’s title refers to the largest media piece in this body of work, ‘After the Spectacle’. In Joana’s words, these tender but evocative images refer to ‘an invisible wall between the individual and the crowd, or an act of surrender’.
This work was framed in maple by The Framing Room, London, behind anti-reflective, 70% UV resistant glass.
Purchased works are usually despatched within three working days.
Watercolour and coloured pencil on paper collaged onto cardboard, 18 × 22cm
Portugese-born artist Joana Galego’s images are informed by – in her words – ‘memories and feelings rather than actual events’. Firmly rooted in drawing, her paintings and works on paper are characterised by a vibrant palette and a visual language partly inspired by historical artists.
This new, unique, framed work on blue hand-made paper by Joana is part of ‘Hiding Behind Gifts’, a new collection of works on paper. Executed with a lightness of touch, the work’s title refers to the largest media piece in this body of work, ‘After the Spectacle’. In Joana’s words, these tender but evocative images refer to ‘an invisible wall between the individual and the crowd, or an act of surrender’.
This work was framed in maple by The Framing Room, London, behind anti-reflective, 70% UV resistant glass.
Purchased works are usually despatched within three working days.