Rory Brooke - Cliffe Creek, 2024

£400.00

Screenprint

Media Dimensions: 77 x 77 cm

Image Dimensions: 69 x 69 cm

Edition of 8

Framed/unframed

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Rory’s visual language has an emphasis on blocks of colour, strong geometric shapes, and contrasting patterns and textures. Most of Rory’s pictures are landscapes with a focus on simplifying composition. He is interested in underlying issues and context in society, including climate change, the environment, development and our neighbourhoods. He often draws inspiration from local scenes. He focuses on screenprint and linocut which fit well with his approach.

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Screenprint

Media Dimensions: 77 x 77 cm

Image Dimensions: 69 x 69 cm

Edition of 8

Framed/unframed

Split your payment over 10 months with OwnArt 0% APR. Your monthly payment for this artwork could be from as little as £40.00 (unframed).

Rory’s visual language has an emphasis on blocks of colour, strong geometric shapes, and contrasting patterns and textures. Most of Rory’s pictures are landscapes with a focus on simplifying composition. He is interested in underlying issues and context in society, including climate change, the environment, development and our neighbourhoods. He often draws inspiration from local scenes. He focuses on screenprint and linocut which fit well with his approach.

Screenprint

Media Dimensions: 77 x 77 cm

Image Dimensions: 69 x 69 cm

Edition of 8

Framed/unframed

Split your payment over 10 months with OwnArt 0% APR. Your monthly payment for this artwork could be from as little as £40.00 (unframed).

Rory’s visual language has an emphasis on blocks of colour, strong geometric shapes, and contrasting patterns and textures. Most of Rory’s pictures are landscapes with a focus on simplifying composition. He is interested in underlying issues and context in society, including climate change, the environment, development and our neighbourhoods. He often draws inspiration from local scenes. He focuses on screenprint and linocut which fit well with his approach.