Blue Space #1
Blue Space #1
Blue Space #1
Blue Space #1
Blue Space #1
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Hannah Parkes Art

Blue Space #1

£10.00
£10.00
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Check out Hannah Parkes' Blue Space #1, the first in the artists’ ‘Blue Space’ collection. The design has been carefully reproduced from the original painting of the same title and is printed on luxe 250gsm Tintoretto paper. Add a unique twist to your home with this stunning geometric artwork.

  • A5
  • Unframed
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  • Digital print on 250gsm textured Tintoretto paper
  • Unframed

A5: 21 x 15 cm

Based in - Birmingham, United Kingdom

Hannah is an artist and printmaker, based in Birmingham. She studied Fine Art at Coventry University, gaining her bachelor's degree in 2016. Inspired by the relationship between architectural forms, nature and the interactions of light and shadow, she aims to capture a calm, atmospheric stillness in her work. Other-worldly places are formed in which the viewer is invited to lose themselves. She pares back and carefully considers the colour palette, focusing on bringing a warm energy to the work. Her work often treads the boundaries between constructed and abstracted matter, offering alternative, sometimes surreal, views on space and place.