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Ghost

Watercolour, Paper, Framed by Artist

90cm (W) x 70cm (H) x 10cm (D)

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David Wells Verified artist
West End, Brisbane
6 works sold

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Artwork Description

ghost
/ɡəʊst/

noun
- a slight trace or vestige of something.

- a faint secondary image caused by a fault in an optical system, etc.

This work explores themes of environmental impact.

Part of an ongoing series of highly detailed still life paintings, which at first-year glance may appear abstract or difficult to interpret.
The viewer is challenged to recognise the objects' original nature, and to recognise their own effect on the world around them.

Artist Bio

David Wells was born 1977 into an artistic family. He is an eclectic artist having worked professionally as an actor, graphic artist, dancer, web designer, circus and street performer, musician, children's entertainer and visual artist.

He has exhibited extensively, and has been award over 30 prizes for his art.

His work has been regularly published in international journals, and has featured on the cover of both “The Artists Magazine” (2009) and “The Pastel Journal.” (2009 and 2014)
In 2014 his portrait of HRH Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge was accepted as a gift by the Royal Family and now hangs in Kensington Palace.

"I believe that a living person is more interesting then any artwork ever made; therefore, everyone is a masterpiece waiting to be painted.”

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David's studio is in West End, Brisbane