Wooden Hug Series.

I’ve been quietly working on these, between projects and when I’ve got a bit of studio time for over a year now and am excited to release this new series of hand painted, hand assembled and beautifully presented wood panel presentation pieces.

Each colourway edition is a series of similar but unique pieces. All hand painted and assembled by me here in the studio. For some colourways I’ve produced just one version, for others I’ve worked on multiples. 

Whether you like the classic, finger painted primary colours that have been synonymous with Everyman for many years, a bright spray paint tag or something more urban with a concrete finish, I’ve had loads of fun producing something to suit everyone’s taste. 

Each artwork comes ready to hang but I also wanted to make them extra special by presenting them in super swanky velvet lined, custom built presentation boxes. You know what I’m going to say now, the perfect present for the special person in your life (be it, a loved one or yourself)!

Each pieces comes signed with a certificate of authentication direct from the studio. Each wooden panel is fitted with hanging clasp for wall hanging. They are all one of one original pieces.

I completely underestimated the amount of work needed to design, paint, assemble and package these but I’m really proud of how they look.  

 

‘Inside' Walk through video

A walk through video of 2021 fully immersive installation by internationally acclaimed street art its My Dog Sighs.

Art by My Dog Sighs.
Film by Strong Island Media
Music by B of the Bang
Sound by Chris Whitear (University of Portsmouth)
Lighting by VEL lighting
Building permission by The Queens Hotel

INSIDE is My Dog Sighs' most ambitious project to date, spending over a year transforming a derelict building into an immersive world inhabited by his ‘Quiet Little Voices’.

With this walkthrough the ballroom floor of ‘Inside’ you’re able to catch a discover of My Dog Sighs' new, alternative, world as you follow him through the exhibition. For the first time My Dog Sighs has moved into sculpture, fusing his visual language with space, form, light and sound, alongside the more recognisable facets that define his practice.