Water-based paint on cardboard, 38 × 44cm
R&F Mo’s multi-faceted practice explores connections between the seen, the sensed and the dreamed. Playful and otherworldly, her paintings, works on paper, and theatrical enactments often feature ‘the Woanderer’, a unique, horse-headed creature that navigates imaginary landscapes whilst exploring the notion of identity.
Performance is a constant thread that weaves through Mo’s practice whether the work is studio-based or presented through a character acting in costume. Fantastical figures and beasts inhabit the artist’s vibrant worlds, telling stories that– in Mo’s words - ‘reference alternative beings and multiple dimensions, allowing the unconscious to come into play’.
This vibrant, unique work is part of a group of unframed paintings on cardboard which are rich in narrative. The composition features multiple characters on varying scales, all seemingly produced by the vivid imagination of the ‘small man’ of the work’s title, who sits in the centre of the composition.
Purchased works are usually despatched within three working days.
Water-based paint on cardboard, 38 × 44cm
R&F Mo’s multi-faceted practice explores connections between the seen, the sensed and the dreamed. Playful and otherworldly, her paintings, works on paper, and theatrical enactments often feature ‘the Woanderer’, a unique, horse-headed creature that navigates imaginary landscapes whilst exploring the notion of identity.
Performance is a constant thread that weaves through Mo’s practice whether the work is studio-based or presented through a character acting in costume. Fantastical figures and beasts inhabit the artist’s vibrant worlds, telling stories that– in Mo’s words - ‘reference alternative beings and multiple dimensions, allowing the unconscious to come into play’.
This vibrant, unique work is part of a group of unframed paintings on cardboard which are rich in narrative. The composition features multiple characters on varying scales, all seemingly produced by the vivid imagination of the ‘small man’ of the work’s title, who sits in the centre of the composition.
Purchased works are usually despatched within three working days.
