Poppy Faun | Her London to Windsor Day Trip of something that reflects and

of something that reflects and absorbs simultaneously

His lyrical abstraction engages with this opposition not as a compositional device but as a subject in its own right: the specific quality of their relationship

His Boy Soldier series confronts the viewer with something profoundly dissonant: a child's face

This official lithograph was produced for and sold through the Bristol Museum during the exhibition

Scrooge Mchitta brings the collaboration into the territory of Dickensian moral fable filtered through the specific visual language of Slawn x Opake — Ebenezer Scrooge

Poppy Faun | Her London to Windsor Day Trip of something that reflects andPoppy Faun Her Original oil painting Retro surrealism Her is Poppy Faun's most elemental title a pronoun that does the work of an entire portrait, that names a presence without specifying it. In Faun's retro surrealist practice, the female figure has always been the central subject: not as passive object but as active presence, whose interiority the work is working to make visible. The oil medium gives this work a richness that her collage pieces