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Fine art giclée print on 308gsm Hahnemühle Photo Rag. Limited edition of 100.
- Museum-quality inks and paper
- Archival lifespan of up to 200 years
- Includes a certificate of authenticity
- Your purchase directly supports the artist
Artist's Statement
Melaugh is interested in the connection between identity, suppressed individuality and deceiving appearances. Drawing inspiration from poetry and literature, her work aims to present an altered version of reality and make reference to the notion of depersonalisation. The artist’s work makes use of memento mori and often hints at how pieces of oneself are at times patched up to create an alter ego in order to fit into today’s modern, image-based society. The use of dark tones throughout Melaugh’s work is instrumental in creating an eerie atmosphere where fragments of broken objects can be seen intertwined with desperate figures.
Biography
Aimee Melaugh obtained a degree in Fine Art Painting from the Belfast School of Art and has since had her work selected for public collections including the Belfast School of Art, The Arts Council Northern Ireland’s permanent collection and the Northern Ireland Civil Service Art Collection. Melaugh was shortlisted for the Robert Walter’s UK New Artist of the Year Award in collaboration with Saatchi Gallery, London and had her work exhibited at Saatchi Gallery in 2021. She has exhibited at the Golden Thread Gallery in Belfast, and has had solo exhibitions at The Glassworks, Derry and Hang Tough Contemporary, Dublin. She completed an artist residency with Art Arcadia in 2021 and had a solo exhibition at St Augustine’s Old Schoolhouse in Derry as part of her residency. Melaugh has exhibited at Platform Arts Belfast, the ArtisAnn Gallery Belfast and Gallery 545. Recognitions include the Belfast Print Workshop Residency Award and the Royal Ulster Academy Award. Melaugh exhibited at the MAC Gallery in Belfast as part of ‘New Exits: 10 Years of Painting Shows,’ and exhibited at Guts Gallery, London in 2023 as part of a group exhibition ‘New Now.’
Professionally made to a true museum-grade standard using pigment inks and acid-free fine art papers, our giclée prints boast extraordinarily rich detail, exquisite colours and an industry-best archival lifespan of up to 200 years.
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