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Monotype
Media Dimensions: 52 x 30 cm
Image Dimensions: 45 x 20 cm
Unique work
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Fabiola spent her formative years in Australia and trained at the University of Melbourne moving to the UK in 1996. Fabiola works primarily with landscape and still life subject matter. Her still life work is often more graphic in style, employing shape, pattern, hard edges and block colours, while landscape work can lean toward romantic and impressionistic with a network of varied mark-marking and subtle layering of colour which is intended to be immersive. Her landscapes evoke a sense of place. She invites you to share in her solitary view, as if walking by her side. Current still-life work, including the 'Enigma' series, play with positive and negative space, allowing objects to be defined by their absence. Other recent projects include work about road signs and car journeys. Fabiola’s work starts with an idea, usually based on a sketch, but is not meticulously planned. She allows the images to evolve and responds to the prints as they develop. She is interested in the way a narrative emerges from the subconscious, which may not have been the initial intention, but becomes more evident as the body of work develops. She uses a variety of printmaking techniques, often combining monotype, collagraph and drypoint with both intaglio and relief methods. In recent years Fabiola’s work has been selected for the Discerning Eye, Small But Mighty, WCPF, South Downs Open, The Spring Open and Brighton Open. Her work has also featured in Pressing Matters Magazine.
Monotype
Media Dimensions: 52 x 30 cm
Image Dimensions: 45 x 20 cm
Unique work
Split your payment over 10 months with OwnArt 0% APR. Your monthly payment for this artwork would be £32.00.
Fabiola spent her formative years in Australia and trained at the University of Melbourne moving to the UK in 1996. Fabiola works primarily with landscape and still life subject matter. Her still life work is often more graphic in style, employing shape, pattern, hard edges and block colours, while landscape work can lean toward romantic and impressionistic with a network of varied mark-marking and subtle layering of colour which is intended to be immersive. Her landscapes evoke a sense of place. She invites you to share in her solitary view, as if walking by her side. Current still-life work, including the 'Enigma' series, play with positive and negative space, allowing objects to be defined by their absence. Other recent projects include work about road signs and car journeys. Fabiola’s work starts with an idea, usually based on a sketch, but is not meticulously planned. She allows the images to evolve and responds to the prints as they develop. She is interested in the way a narrative emerges from the subconscious, which may not have been the initial intention, but becomes more evident as the body of work develops. She uses a variety of printmaking techniques, often combining monotype, collagraph and drypoint with both intaglio and relief methods. In recent years Fabiola’s work has been selected for the Discerning Eye, Small But Mighty, WCPF, South Downs Open, The Spring Open and Brighton Open. Her work has also featured in Pressing Matters Magazine.
