David Spiller
David Spiller (1942-2018) created art filled with life and energy, compressing a world of influences, ideas and impressions into beautiful screenprints. His work combined the punchy aesthetics of Pop Art with his own brand of expressionism influenced by Dubuffet, Picasso and his first teacher, Frank Auerbach. Simultaneously fun and sincere, his work captures the imagination of adults and children alike.
David Spiller (1942-2018) created art filled with life and energy, compressing a world of influences, ideas and impressions into beautiful screenprints. His work combined the punchy aesthetics of Pop Art with his own brand of expressionism influenced by Dubuffet, Picasso and his first teacher, Frank Auerbach. Simultaneously fun and sincere, his work captures the imagination of adults and children alike.
David Spiller (1942-2018) created art filled with life and energy, compressing a world of influences, ideas and impressions into beautiful screenprints. His work combined the punchy aesthetics of Pop Art with his own brand of expressionism influenced by Dubuffet, Picasso and his first teacher, Frank Auerbach. Simultaneously fun and sincere, his work captures the imagination of adults and children alike.