Clare Grossman | Soften My Dreams With Your Sigh No2, in Black & White
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Unique Monotype Etching Edition of Dimensions (WxH): 48 x 58cm
The female form is used as a tool to express the personal and the intimate. A sense of the human condition with all of its incomprehension. Employing it to reflect the psychological and emotional journey of the spirit.
Juxtapositions of abstract mark making against the illusion of a painted ‘reality’ are repeatedly examined & revisited. Working directly from life, an understanding of her subject is sought through drawing. The resulting prints reveal a journey of experimental mark making, whilst harnessing elements of chance. This is accompanied by her printmaking practice derived from detailed attention to intaglio techniques.
Clare attained her MA in Fine Art Printmaking from Camberwell School of Arts in 1993. She has been awarded the Intaglio Printmaker Prize, the Ben Uri Museum Printmaking Prize & The Artist Magazine Prize. Her artwork has been commissioned and acquired by various organisations including BUPA Contemporary Art Collection, The Victoria & Albert Museum, Scarborough Museum, Claridges, Langham London, Art UK, Lansdowne Club Mayfair, the Princess Noura University & King Abdula University of Science & Technology in Saudi Arabia.
Clare continues her practice from her studio in London and prints at the Artichoke Print Workshop in Brixton and with the Edinburgh Printmakers, Scotland.
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Unique Monotype Etching Edition of Dimensions (WxH): 48 x 58cm
The female form is used as a tool to express the personal and the intimate. A sense of the human condition with all of its incomprehension. Employing it to reflect the psychological and emotional journey of the spirit.
Juxtapositions of abstract mark making against the illusion of a painted ‘reality’ are repeatedly examined & revisited. Working directly from life, an understanding of her subject is sought through drawing. The resulting prints reveal a journey of experimental mark making, whilst harnessing elements of chance. This is accompanied by her printmaking practice derived from detailed attention to intaglio techniques.
Clare attained her MA in Fine Art Printmaking from Camberwell School of Arts in 1993. She has been awarded the Intaglio Printmaker Prize, the Ben Uri Museum Printmaking Prize & The Artist Magazine Prize. Her artwork has been commissioned and acquired by various organisations including BUPA Contemporary Art Collection, The Victoria & Albert Museum, Scarborough Museum, Claridges, Langham London, Art UK, Lansdowne Club Mayfair, the Princess Noura University & King Abdula University of Science & Technology in Saudi Arabia.
Clare continues her practice from her studio in London and prints at the Artichoke Print Workshop in Brixton and with the Edinburgh Printmakers, Scotland.
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