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SOMETHING FISHY IS GOING ON... and we are hooked
Check out our March Collection 
featured artworks: Sculpture by Adi, and painting by Taher Jaoui |
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As we move into this new month of March, we've hand-picked a selection of featured artworks currently on display. Check them out virtually, or swing by to check out these works for yourself. Alternatively, you can reply to this email to get in touch with our team, and we will gladly give you more information on any of these artworks. |
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Sardines
by Ortaire de Coupigny
Parrafin wax, Resin, and Original Tin Can |
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Our newest artist to join the team!
Ortaire de Coupigny creates these fascinating assemblages of mass-produced industrial parts from our everyday staple items, with his own hand-painted and cast fishes. The resulting artworks are bright, fun, and full of character - with no expiration date! These new artworks are on display at REDSEA Gallery this weekend, swing by to check these works out in person. |
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Rat Pack
by Nick Veasey
X-Ray photography on diasec 75 x 60 cm
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The next edition in Nick Veasey's beloved 'Rat Pack' series has arrived to the gallery! Inspired by the mysterious and illusive nature of the famous Rat Pack, X-Ray artist Nick Veasey peels back the layers to expose what lies beneath: behind the skin and hidden under the sleek facade, there is always more to it than meets the eye.
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A Beer Party
by François Bel
Resin and mixed media, 40 x 10 x 10 cm
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Another new arrival is this playful resin art from French sculptor, François Bel. This sculpture combines everything we know and love about Bel; He's a pop-art loving artist with a cheeky knack for the kitsch. Crystallised in time, Bel captures the comical noises spewing out from the can! |
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The Dancer
by Adi
Bronze, 55 x 30 x 63 cm
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Adi's sculptures are distinguished by its rotund features and amusing facial expressions. The Yoga Series is always full of dynamic and powerful positions, especially one of the classics, The Dancer, never fails to delight those who witness it. |
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Beaten Path
by Peter Watts
Acrylic on linen, 45 x 60 cm
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Peter Watts' new painting reflects a bright, spring morning, a change from the dramatic skies in previous works. This smaller painting, a refreshing change from his usually larger canvas sizes, gives a cheerful impression of the Daylesford foothills in Australia. |
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Raffles Hotel
by Malik
Print of original ink on canvas, 36 x 70 cm
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Known for his incredibly detailed artworks made from a myriad of dots and lines, Malik who is known for his iconic nature landscapes of Indonesia, has taken inspiration from a recent visit to Singapore and captured the icon of Singapore's past, gazetted as one of our national monuments: The Raffles Hotel. This is a print of the original artwork. |
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Interested in any of these artworks?
Please reply to this email and let us know. |
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Taher Jaoui's latest painting will showcase the artist's raw emotions on canvas. Moved by the way his canvas reacts with gestures and paint, Jaoui creates captivating pieces with the intent to carry on the legacy of abstract expressionism movement from the 50s & 60s.
Please email us to be notified about this artwork.
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The next flurry of little creatures are arriving over the next few weeks, Marina Dieul's latest little creatures are making their way to the gallery. Marina Dieul is known for her animals and figures paintings in trompe-l'oeil style, full of humour and poetry.
Please email us to be notified about these incoming artworks.
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