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Sulette Van Der Merwe Edition of 48 A3 (29.7 x 42 cm) Printed on Felix Schoeller True Fiber with archival pigment inks
Sulette van der Merwe is a South African artist working in painting, print and video animation. Her paintings are an exploration of intuitive connections between representational images. The influence of pop art, surrealism and digital culture is evident in her work. She has a National Diploma in Fine Art from the Tshwane University of Technology
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Kim Bischofberger is a Cape Town based artist and designer. Kimbolino is an ongoing series of archival artist prints, creating belonging through exploring imaginary architecture and dream spaces. The series marries the artists’ passion for architecture with the idea that we constantly manifest our own inner and outer spaces and selves. This journey opens portals to fantastical landscapes and a maze of new paths to discover.
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Amy-Lee Tak is a self-taught artist with five years' experience as a professional painter working in gouache, ink and acrylic on paper. Her work depicts unapologetic rest, comfort and freedom in one's skin, mirroring her aspirations for softness and self-love. Her distinct style can be characterised by her flat application style and playful use of rich, vibrant colours.
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Tyler B Murphy Edition of 48 A3 (29.7 x 42 cm) Printed on Felix Schoeller True Fiber with archival pigment inksTyler B Murphy is a South African artist living in Cape Town. He has been tattooing since 2001, and painting walls since 1994. In more recent years he has been spending time making hand-painted signs. Much of his work is inspired by etchings and scraper board works from years gone by.
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Out of stockNaledi Mo Dupi is an illustrator and visual artist based in Johannesburg, South Africa. She creates paintings, illustrations, and photographs that celebrate African stories, characters, and culture.
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Frame your prints in beautiful White Frame. Artworks will be set in the frame if ordered. We dont ship these unless specially requested. If you are ordering frames with your prints you will need to collect from Brutal Gallery, 48 Albert Road, Woodstock We will call you once your framed artworks are available for collection
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