A short film by Roon Sharma on how I’m trying to harness my platform to promote diversity and inspire the next generation.
A huge thanks to Roon for producing this film and the new Matthews Yard art hub in West Croydon for letting us film there. You can see more of my work on display and even purchase a piece when they re-open on the 26th August.
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Mixed Media Potrait in spray-paint, acrylic, paper, gold leaf & pencil.
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Mixed media collage With spray paint, 24K Gold leaf, acrylic, ink & dollars (not real).
“I was born upon the prairie, where the wind blew free, and there was nothing to break the light of the sun. I was born where there were no enclosures, and where everything drew a free breath…I know every stream and every wood between the Rio Grande and the Arkansas. I have hunted over that country. I lived like my fathers before me, and like them, I lived happily.”
Ten Bears
WIP
Process of creating the original canvas.
Scribble NFT
Mixed media collage With spray paint, 24K Gold leaf, acrylic, ink & real American dollars.
£1500
Canvas available starting from £1500
Mix media mural on Park Street in central Croydon by Five Guys
Made up of Hundreds of hand cut red & gold Ang Pao envelopes pasted on the wall with spray paint, 24K gold leaf & acrylic paint. Hidden meanings behind the piece.
Thanks Rise Gallery & KZM Studio for the space.
Intrested?
Bespoke Canvas
Available prices starting at £1,495
Mural
Due to the destruction of this public mural it can be replicated for your business or home. Prices start at £3000
If “Joker” can use the main character’s mental illness as a way of humanising him, and clearly establishes that his path to villainy is in no way connected to that illness, then it could ultimately play a positive role in our culture.
At the same time, even if “Joker” does plan on making Phoenix’s character sympathetic in his mental illness, it will be difficult to avoid at least sub-textually linking that illness to violence when the man who becomes one of the most infamous villains is branded that way. The danger being influential films like this leads to real-life stigmas that affect people with mental illness — and it’s one that really, really needs to go away.
Did you know some of the Dark Knight films were filmed Croydon?
Mixed Media Collage on canvas, spray paint, acrylic & ink NOW SOLD
