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The Right Hemisphere and the Question of Hope and Dreams

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Mark Powell – The Right Hemisphere and the Question of Hope and Dreams United States

  • 2022
  • Ballpoint pen drawing on an antique map used in New York Harbour
  • Original
  • 71cm x 106cm
  • Sold framed
  • Drawing is protected with a matt varnish UV protective archival spray
Mark Powell's artistic and musical heroes are often a source of inspiration and the subject of his captivating Bic biro drawings. Afrobeat legend Tony Allen is best known for his contribution to Fela Kuti band's unique sound; the British musician and producer Brian Eno described Allen as “perhaps the greatest drummer who ever lived”.

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Mark Powell – The Right Hemisphere and the Question of Hope and Dreams

Work in progress details of The Right Hemisphere and the Question of Hope and Dreams in Powell's studio
Work in progress details of The Right Hemisphere and the Question of Hope and Dreams in Powell's studio

Work in progress details of The Right Hemisphere and the Question of Hope and Dreams in Powell's studio

Mark Powell

On display as part of Hang-Up Curates Vol. IX

On display as part of Hang-Up Curates Vol. IX

Simon Kallas

With the humble Bic Biro as his tool of choice, Brighton-based Powell creates intricate portraits on antique documents. His favoured subjects are the elderly, a natural fit for the paper he uses and his detailed style: postmarks and typography merge with pen strokes to create a captivating whole. In contrast, Powell's paintings (on cardboard and other found materials) exhibit street art and advertising influences while maintaining extraordinary detail.

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