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New Releases from Sylvia Ji
Stay tuned!!
Fine Grime is proud to announce that we are set for new releases from the wonderful Miss Ji!
These will co-inside with Sylvia’s upcoming July exhibition in New York, and if you are a fan of her Day of the Dead collection these are set not to disappoint. Sylvia’s latest collection reminisces the combination of beauty and decay from her previous female portraits but admiring the splendour of women past and present, and influenced by religions and traditions from all over the globe.
With the huge success of ‘Rose Catrina’ selling out, and other Sylvia limited editions set to do the same. Fine Grime would like to remind customers that due to our small editions of 50 you must be quick to snap up the chance of having one of these beautiful prints in your collection.
More news and images will follow shortly.

 

 NEW EDITIONS

 

 NATALIE SHAU 

New Print Release from Natalie Shau
Natalie Shau’s latest release ties in with her first solo show in LA. The ever growing popularity of her stunning digital renderings has finally seen her talent become recognized in the United States. Though the Lithuania based illustrator has been known for her work with clients such as Def Jam Records, French Vogue and Sony BMG, Shau’s passion for contemporary art glows with the growing success of her personal works and exhibitions now shown around the world.
The limited edition giclee print ‘Orphanage’ is set for release from Fine Grime in July 2010. This stunning piece, selected by Natalie herself celebrates Shau’s fantastic gift of capturing gothic charm and fantastical symbolism.
Signed and number by Natalie shau, this print shows a dainty doll-like figure, dressed in beautiful pink and lilac garments detailed with a floral design, positioned in grand hallway .

This print is an attractive piece for any admirer of Natalie Shau’s works, and with edition numbers limited to only 50 is soon to be a sell out.
Please contact the Fine Grime Gallery for more information or pop in to view the piece in person.

 

TOM BAGSHAW 

 

 

CARLES GOMILA 

AND INTRODUCING 

FRAN WILLIAMS 

 

 Fran Williams' work is continually seeking to investigate and exhaust the language of paint.

Evocative figures appear from her paintings which are both immediate and haunting.

The expression and energy of paint itself is at the heart of Fran's work.
Using the human form as subject matter she moulds and manipulates paint and other media to re-create the emotion and turmoil which echoes that of the human experience

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tom Bagshaw’s new print releases draws its themes from the Yōkai (Yoh-kye), a term for the ghosts, goblins, animated objects, transformed animals, ogres, demons and human freaks of Japanese legend. These characters feature in countless folk tales, paintings and prints - often depicted with as much humour as horror because they are as charming as they are terrifying.