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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Patrick Hughes, Splash of Colours, 1982 Click to enlarge

Patrick Hughes

Splash of Colours, 1982
Silkscreen on Paper
777mm x 1070mm x 2mm
Edition of 20
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'Splash of Colours' - A rare, limited edition silkscreen print by Patrick Hughes. Patrick Hughes' fascination with rainbows during the 70s/80s was expressed itself through the absurd and surreal. In...
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'Splash of Colours' - A rare, limited edition silkscreen print by Patrick Hughes.

Patrick Hughes' fascination with rainbows during the 70s/80s was expressed itself through the absurd and surreal. In 'Splash of Colours' we see a rainbow taking a dive from a diving board into a swimming pool, as if about to go for a refreshing swim.

Rainbows are key to Hughes' exploration of visual paradox, viewing it as a temporary object and a sign for a rare and passing event. In his artwork Hughes makes the phenomenon permanent, trapping it and making it cast a shadow. “I continually contradicted it. I saw the irony in the pinning down of this butterfly” - Patrick Hughes.
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