In search of... print available on Tictail.com

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Size - 11" x 11" (square 1:1)

Print - High-gloss acrylic panel with a rear groove for easy wall hanging.

"Many of us are in search of love, companionship, freedom or a search of self-discovery. These journeys cannot be generalised or made into something specific by others, for all people are special and different. The journey is more spiritual than physical which is what I was trying to portray in this work. In search of... is a piece of art made for the 2006 Nationwide Mercury Prize Art competition. The theme was to design something with a musical influence in an abstract or figurative manner. The piece was a winning finalist and exhibited at The Hospital Gallery in Covent Garden, London."

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