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Rebecca Harper, Gathering Storm of Rage, 2024, (framed)
Acrylic paper, 33 x 26cm
Rebecca Harper’s figurative images are rooted in drawing from observation whether it be from life, borrowed source material, or old photographs found in her family archive. Her subjects and their surroundings take on a dreamlike quality through Rebecca’s distinctive glowing palette and use of translucent layering.
In the artist’s words: ‘At the heart of these new images an ethereal being stands as both a familiar shadow of selfhood, and protectress. Embodying the slippery surface of a selkie woman — a being who straddles the realms of human and seal - boundaries between land and water, reality and myth are enveloped. A presence - poised beside a sacred river that flows with the ancient wisdom of the world itself - she interacts with a fish out of water.’
Purchased works are usually despatched within three working days.
Acrylic paper, 33 x 26cm
Rebecca Harper’s figurative images are rooted in drawing from observation whether it be from life, borrowed source material, or old photographs found in her family archive. Her subjects and their surroundings take on a dreamlike quality through Rebecca’s distinctive glowing palette and use of translucent layering.
In the artist’s words: ‘At the heart of these new images an ethereal being stands as both a familiar shadow of selfhood, and protectress. Embodying the slippery surface of a selkie woman — a being who straddles the realms of human and seal - boundaries between land and water, reality and myth are enveloped. A presence - poised beside a sacred river that flows with the ancient wisdom of the world itself - she interacts with a fish out of water.’
Purchased works are usually despatched within three working days.