MurkyArt and FayeDesigns
Brockwell Lido, Herne Hill, South London
Brockwell Lido, Herne Hill, South London
ABOUT THE PAINTING
Brockwell Lido, Herne Hill South London is an abstract acrylic painting that vividly captures the vibrant energy of a beloved public space. The artwork is an explosion of color, featuring bold strokes and geometric patterns that evoke the dynamic atmosphere of the Brockwell Lido, an iconic outdoor swimming pool in South London. The composition is dominated by a blend of blues, evoking the refreshing water of the lido, interspersed with bright accents of red, yellow, and green that might represent the surrounding environment, the energy of the swimmers, or the vibrant community spirit. The painting’s abstract style distills the essence of the lido into a series of rhythmic patterns and vivid hues, creating a sense of motion and life.
This painting can be interpreted as a celebration of community and the joy of shared spaces. The lido, a symbol of leisure and social interaction, becomes a metaphor for the collective experiences that bring people together. The dynamic interplay of colors and shapes suggests the diversity of people and activities that make the lido a lively, inclusive place. On a deeper level, the abstract nature of the artwork invites viewers to reflect on their personal connections to public spaces and the memories they create there. It might also be seen as a commentary on the importance of preserving such spaces in urban environments, where they serve as vital havens for relaxation, exercise, and community bonding.
Brockwell Lido, Herne Hill South London resonates beyond its specific location, touching on broader themes of community, identity, and the human need for connection. In an increasingly urbanized and fast-paced world, public spaces like the Brockwell Lido are crucial for fostering a sense of belonging and well-being. This painting highlights the importance of these communal areas, reminding us of their role in enhancing the quality of life and promoting social cohesion. The artwork underscores the universal significance of preserving and cherishing public environments where people can come together, relax, and engage with one another. It serves as a vibrant reminder of the value of community and the shared human experience.
Printed onto 240gsm Fotospeed Matt Ultra Fine Art Poster Paper using Fine Art Glicee printing and museum quality Fine Art Guild Trade Approved equipment and ink.
Sizes here are suggestions to fit many popular mounts and frames. Place a custom order if you want a different specific size.
A4 (21X29.7cm / 8.27"x11.69")
A3 (29.7X42cm / 11.69" x 16.53")
A2 (59.4 x 42cm / 16.53" x 23.39" )
Bigger sizes, please set up a custom order so i can quote shipping costs.
Also available as a SPECIAL EDITION and CANVAS PRINT.
SPECIAL EDITION PRINT version contains:
Upgraded paper - Somerset Enhanced Velvet 255gsm
Individually Hand signed by the artist
Hand signed certificate of Authenticity that certifies print is to the standard of the Fine Art Guild. Printed on Hahnemuhle's 188gsm Photo Rag and contains: - Artwork title ; - Artist name and signature ; - Original medium ; - Copyright date.
CANVAS PRINT is stretched onto 20mm wooden bars. 40mm bars also available. Please message or set up a custom order for this.
Choose a size and standard, special or canvas print edition above the add to cart button.
Extra border, bespoke framing and mounting also available. Please message for enquiries.
Commissions and originals also available
Please message me for further details or any other enquiries.