£3,000.00 incl. VAT
Original work (1 of 1)
Signed & dated on the back
Etching & Corrosion Processes on Zinc Plates Mounted onto Wood Panel
This artwork has been created in the studio utilising etching and corrosion processes on zinc plates which are then mounted onto wood. The resulting colours are natural pigments developed by chemical reaction.
Care Instructions: As with most works of art, this work should be displayed in a dry room and without being exposed to direct sunlight.
Dimensions: w 72 cm x h 113 cm
Accompanied by a Saatchi Gallery Certificate of Authenticity
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Alaric Hammond is an emerging artist and printmaker based in the UK. Utilising his works to make commentary on the current trends and affairs of urban city culture, Hammond’s motifs display mundane, everyday items from designer brands, discarded packaging, texts and emails to cosmetics, cigarettes, and shoes.
Hammond dramatises his themes of decay, neglect, and pollution employed through fault of humankind or by the natural causes of weather and the passage of time.
