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Unframed
75 x 55 cm | 30 x 22 in

“Aurora” is painted like all of the works in this series as if they were woodblock prints with one colour laid up adjacent to the next. It is a study in shades of purple with great variety and subtlety within a narrow range. The image depicts a middle-aged woman sitting with eyes closed clutching her handbag tight in her lap. Her head appears larger than her body as would be the case if we where standing over her on a crowded train.

It’s from the series of “freaking addicted”,depicting the addiction of city people 來自”癮死人”系列, 描繪都市人不同程度的癮頭
