Titles

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2024
Hand-painted multiple with archival inkjet, presented in a Perspex box
Edition of 35
41cm x 25cm x 56cm

“Titles” is the first of a new series of multiples. I have inverted another kind of reverspective, the Solid Hollow where a book pile or a suitcase or a chair is made alone in reverspective. These single poignant images work so well as illusions and a new kind of art. The artwork is more demanding: the shape of the Solid Hollow is cut and carved from wood, then the prints made from an original painting are applied and finally I paint all the edges. Buy, hang, and enjoy.” – Patrick Hughes

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Patrick Hughes

Despite being largely self-taught, Patrick Hughes devised a unique and intricate style of painting known as ‘reverspective’ which has been widely admired (and sometimes copied). Hughes’s signature 3D paintings of galleries, streets and landscapes are designed so that viewers can interact with them to create incredible optical illusions of movement. He made his first work in this way in 1964, but then abandoned the process until 1990, instead making art...

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