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Frederick Worrell

Joined Artfinder: Oct. 2020

Artworks for sale: 17

United Kingdom

Updates from Frederick Worrell's studio

  • The Pepeha Project

    Convex mirror work and inspiration

    12 March 2024
    "Cultural Kaleidoscope: Reflections of Unity"

    "Cultural Kaleidoscope: Reflections of Unity"

    New Commission Piece for a Client based in Japan. Convex mirror piece 80cm. A fusion of two cultures, New Zealand influences and Japanese.

    12 March 2024
    Stag piece for the UK New Zealander of the Year Awards

    Stag piece for the UK New Zealander of the Year Awards

    The Whispering Woods piece in its forever home, London

    12 March 2024

    TIPUNA MIRROR - Kiingi Tuheitia Portraiture Award 2021

    I have officially entered the Kiingi Tuheitia Portraiture Award today with this piece of artwork. All of my mirror works have led me to create this piece; self-reflective and symbolic of connection and reconnection to my identity and heritage and to the journey of forging a new identity for myself into the future. #kiingituheitiaaward #portraitdrawing #reflectionstories #reflectivepractice #reflective #whakapapa #pepeha #rawiritamanui #ancestryresearch #indigenoushistory #identity #unitedartspace #maoriartist #moderninteriordesign #unlimited #supportlocalartists #newwayoflife #newcontemporaryart #unitedartspace #exploremore

    09 April 2021

    CONVEX TIKI MIRROR VIDEO

    This is a time-lapse video of the painting process on the mirror. I love working with alcohol inks. I am a New Zealand born artist-interior designer (b.1976) who loves creating photography and large original contemporary expressionist work direct from my studio in London. I do this by using a variety of processes, theory and techniques that add texture and definition to my style of work. Moving to the UK has allowed me to discover my British heritage and connect this with my Maori identity. After a career in commercial/residential interiors and furniture design and achieving many design awards, locally and nationally in my native New Zealand, I moved to the United Kingdom in 2014 with my wife and two children to seek new opportunities and expand my global awareness. The essence of my work is inspired by nature, texture and colour which can be seen in the strong use of gestures and movement in my brush strokes. As well as producing new paintings and art to add to my own collection, I also work on commissions for private clients across the world. Please feel free to contact me to discuss your requirements or any questions you may have. Frederick Worrell

    09 April 2021
    New artwork

    New artwork

    31 October 2020

    BLUE LADIES ON CANVAS

    This is one of 4 new paintings I completed over the weekend which are now available for sale on my website 1m x 1m mixed medium on box canvas unframed.

    31 October 2020
    Collage of work

    Collage of work

    ART BY FREDERICK

    21 October 2020

    Experimenting with spray paint

    This is my latest portrait painting. I have continued to expand and explore my concept of colour layering stencils made from plant life against the human form, reminding me of tattoos on the skin. I have recently been using spray paint in my artwork to help me speed up the colour layering process as well as creating a more graphic design detailed effect on top of the brush strokes, which I like. This piece is 1.0 m x 1.2 m mixed medium, oil on canvas.

    21 October 2020

    The first of my native bird sketches in progress

    I Kea For You by Maori artist Frederick Worrell

    21 October 2020
    I Kea about you! by Maori Artist Frederick Worrell

    I Kea about you! by Maori Artist Frederick Worrell

    This sketch in the first of a series of drawings inspired by a native bird from around the world.

    21 October 2020