With this fineliner pen portrait, I pay homage to the face of modern British music by depicting the ‘godfather’ of grime music, Wiley; drawn on W.J. Turner’s English Music text from the 1940s. Although the artwork is monochrome, there is a strong sense of pride within the pose of the subject as I look to celebrate blackness with nuanced mark making; as well as pragmatic placement of the composition.
This work has been exhibited at The John Lennon Building In Liverpool and South London Gallery with Bloomberg New Contemporaries.
150 X 210 mm
paper and pen
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With this fineliner pen portrait, I pay homage to the face of modern British music by depicting the ‘godfather’ of grime music, Wiley; drawn on W.J. Turner’s English Music text from the 1940s. Although the artwork is monochrome, there is a strong sense of pride within the pose of the subject as I look to celebrate blackness with nuanced mark making; as well as pragmatic placement of the composition.
This work has been exhibited at The John Lennon Building In Liverpool and South London Gallery with Bloomberg New Contemporaries.
150 X 210 mm
paper and pen
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