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Maisie Parker

Joined Artfinder: Oct. 2013

Artworks for sale: 57

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United Kingdom

About Maisie Parker

 
 
  • Biography

    My work is in mixed print media, silkscreen, relief, collograph, chine colle and mono printing, overlaid with inks, painting and collage. Drawing is at the heart of my work.  Life drawing is the source of all my print work and is ongoing.  It is the most important part of my art.

    When I start on a piece of work, the process is open-ended within the scope of the materials I’m using.  I would like to say that there is a burning socio-political subject matter here, that I want to explore and that informs my work, but the truth is, I just want to see what will happen when I lay one set of images over another, or apply one set of materials against another.  There is just a feeling of anticipation.  

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  • Education

    2009 - 2011

    Plymouth University

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Links

Like me on Facebook

Follow me on Twitter

Visit my website

Education

2009 - 2011

Plymouth University

There are no upcoming events

 

Biography

My work is in mixed print media, silkscreen, relief, collograph, chine colle and mono printing, overlaid with inks, painting and collage. Drawing is at the heart of my work.  Life drawing is the source of all my print work and is ongoing.  It is the most important part of my art.

When I start on a piece of work, the process is open-ended within the scope of the materials I’m using.  I would like to say that there is a burning socio-political subject matter here, that I want to explore and that informs my work, but the truth is, I just want to see what will happen when I lay one set of images over another, or apply one set of materials against another.  There is just a feeling of anticipation.  

 
 
 

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