Rosie Flatt | I dread the inevitability of the ellipses, 2023
Aquatint
33.5 x 40.7 cm
Edition of 35
Unframed
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Observations of the natural world and the everyday lie at the heart of Rosie Flatt's practice. With each artwork she aims to create a sense of narrative and invite quiet contemplation. In the aquatint etching ‘I dread the inevitability of the ellipses’ Rosie explores the devastating impacts of dementia. Focusing on the terrifying idea of getting lost in familiar places and being unable to decipher or hold onto memories. Rosie graduated from Illustration at Falmouth School of Art in 2021. She now studies intaglio printmaking techniques at John Howard Print Studios in Penryn.
Aquatint
33.5 x 40.7 cm
Edition of 35
Unframed
Split your payment over 10 months with OwnArt 0% APR. Your monthly payment for this artwork would be £14.50.
Observations of the natural world and the everyday lie at the heart of Rosie Flatt's practice. With each artwork she aims to create a sense of narrative and invite quiet contemplation. In the aquatint etching ‘I dread the inevitability of the ellipses’ Rosie explores the devastating impacts of dementia. Focusing on the terrifying idea of getting lost in familiar places and being unable to decipher or hold onto memories. Rosie graduated from Illustration at Falmouth School of Art in 2021. She now studies intaglio printmaking techniques at John Howard Print Studios in Penryn.
Aquatint
33.5 x 40.7 cm
Edition of 35
Unframed
Split your payment over 10 months with OwnArt 0% APR. Your monthly payment for this artwork would be £14.50.
Observations of the natural world and the everyday lie at the heart of Rosie Flatt's practice. With each artwork she aims to create a sense of narrative and invite quiet contemplation. In the aquatint etching ‘I dread the inevitability of the ellipses’ Rosie explores the devastating impacts of dementia. Focusing on the terrifying idea of getting lost in familiar places and being unable to decipher or hold onto memories. Rosie graduated from Illustration at Falmouth School of Art in 2021. She now studies intaglio printmaking techniques at John Howard Print Studios in Penryn.
