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The Shimmering Of A Sunday

Sale price£3,000.00

Pickup available at JG Contemporary

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Henry Woolway - The Shimmering Of A Sunday - JG Contemporary

The Shimmering Of A Sunday

JG Contemporary

Pickup available, Usually ready in 2-4 days

45 Churchfield Road
London W3 6AY
United Kingdom

+447525143009
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Henry Woolway - The Shimmering Of A Sunday - JG Contemporary
The Shimmering Of A Sunday Sale price£3,000.00

About Henry Woolway

Henry Woolway’s wide ranging body of work is a candid look at this relationship with life experiences both recent and from his childhood growing up in Cornwall, England.
Visually taking aesthetics from Scandinavian and European design and culture as well as Early mid century modern design. This tied in with simplistic and rudimental techniques gives the air of form over function or indeed a linear meaning to his work.
Woolway’s oeuvre encompasses paintings, wall hangings, sculptural and and works on paper. the physical elements of his more recent works include torn and cut canvas which demonstrates a desire to break from the norm whilst the structure in his pieces shows a willingness to conform. This juxtaposition forms the base of his work and is something that runs throughout.
Henry’s work continues exploring the themes he has always confronted. The idea of process and calmness shows through. Colours are substituted by textures, layering, paint effects and allowed space. This abstinence grants the capacity for people to breath with and consider his work.