An innovative art piece composed of color laser prints displayed in wooden frames, interspersed with extruded acetate and brass hinges. The work presents a series of historical photographs, creating a narrative that explores themes of identity and memory. The warm wood tones contrast with the imagery, inviting viewers to engage with the layered stories.
This screenprint by Sue Williamson likely depicts a powerful representation of Nelson Mandela, reflecting the intense anticipation and hope surrounding his release after 27 years of imprisonment. The artwork may feature rich colors and dynamic forms, emphasizing the emotional weight of this historic moment.
This artwork consists of two color photographic prints by Sue Williamson, titled 'What About El Max: We Are Like Fish I and II'. Created in 2005, the prints are signed and numbered 3/6, showcasing abstract interpretations of fish, emphasizing themes of connection and fluidity.
This artwork, titled 'Untitled' by Sue Williamson, is a signed screenprint measuring 19 by 13 cm. The piece is characterized by abstract forms and subtle color variations, framed elegantly to enhance its presentation. It is part of a limited edition, numbered 76 out of 101, and dated '92 in pencil.
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