Hume, Gary
Gary Hume creates paintings with distinctive colour palettes, reduced imagery, and rich surfaces. Hume has abstracted elements from an image of a wheelchair-tennis player, combining them with foliage and a soft and subtle colour palette. The large, circular form represents the wheel of the wheelchair and the black tennis ball hangs suspended in space, the tennis racquet poised to smash the ball across the net. The large circular form can also be seen as a mouth cheering from the audience. Hume has created an aspirational image celebrating summer sport in London.
- Artwork Details: 76 x 60cm Frame, 82 x 66.5 x 4.2cm
- Edition: of 250
- Material description: 13 colour screen print on 400 Velin Arches paper. Produced by Coriander Studios, London.
- Credit line: © the artist
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- Medium: Print
- Accession number: ACC33/2011