stacked glasses II

Warm overlapping moody charcoal hues on a frothy beige background.
This minimal still life composition is equally perfect for a Mid Century home or an apartment gallery wall.
This iconic glassware is a fun subject I use to explore colours and texture employing my usual layered papercut technique mounted to a cradled wood panel.
This piece is ready to hang, with a wire and a raw wood edge.
Happy to take commissions to make a piece in your palette and size.
This piece is made by layering painted papers onto the cradled wood panel, a process that takes me a couple of days to complete each piece.

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My name is Bianca Harrington and I’m a multi-disciplinary maker and artist

My creative breadth spans painting, textile printing, collage, sewing, and accessory design.

I moved to London in my 20’s, where I studied and worked in textiles, prior to painting.

Now merging scissors with paintbrush, I work mostly in mixed media collage.

My immediate surroundings will be absorbed (quilts, documentaries, conversations, gardening etc.) turning them into background motifs, marks and symbols in my work.

Recurring themes in my work portray simplified tablescapes and botanicals with threads of folk symbolism and celestial impressions.
Small marks and imperfect shapes, aesthetic gestures of the lived experience.
My lifetime of dedication to creative disciplines contribute to the narrative of my work, producing my own distinctive and ever-experimental articulation of contemporary art and design.

I have a Q and A here if you’d like to know a little bit more: www.kingandmcgaw.com/stories/meet-artist-bianca-harrington

You can also find my work at Fenton and Fenton, JumbledOnline and King&McGaw