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When big works are needed for big walls, it is a chance for me to give homage to Rothko, a mid-century American artists who painted big and colourful using simple blocks of colour. Filling this large display home was such a magical experience, a chance to collaborate with the designer and Architect, Alex Arnold. It is wonderful to be able to collaborate with other artists and designers
“Wood is a precious resource and can store carbon long after the tree has been harvested. As an artist, I see wood as a precious material. It is concerning that so much of it ends up in landfills,” said Blake.
“Making art from wood offcuts is one way of being able to highlight the positive environmental impact upcycling and repurposing can have. Our atmosphere has the most CO2 levels in history and our oceans are experiencing record levels of trash.
“Making art from trash is great for our environment and has social benefits. More and more communities are recognising the importance of upcycling, repurposing, and the act of making. Making helps with switching off our problems and tap into our creative self.” SOLD OUT
Block by Block assemblage series SOLD OUT
Red Hot Grass 61 x 91cm Acrylic on Canvas (detailed) SOLD
Presious WetLands 60 x 90cm Acrylic on Canvas SOLD