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'Fern' by Sasha Compton

$454.00

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Sasha Compton (1992) is a British Artist and Designer based in London, who explores the natural world around her using authentic production methods. Sasha transports viewers into a timeless world of Art by creating modern reinterpretations of traditional concepts, embracing the beauty of nature and imperfections in life. Using expressive and experimental techniques, she works with the colour theory to create dreamlike artworks with the aim of bringing happiness into people's lives. Sasha Compton was set up in 2020 and has since has gained international press features in the likes of Vogue Scandinavia, Tatler, Elle Decoration, World of Interiors and more. She has worked with brands such as amie, Edmiston Yachts, Frameless Gallery, Thyme Hotels, The Elephant Family, Martin Brudnizki and Noble MacMillan.

Sasha's childhood was split between North Yorkshire (where she is originally from) and the Isle of Mull, Scotland. She studied at Central St. Martins (2012, Illustration) and then at Chelsea College of Art (BA Graphic Design in 2015). Sasha worked as a Graphic Designer in the fashion industry until 2020, living in Amsterdam for 4 years until moving back to London in 2022 where she now creates full-time in her colourful art studio in Lambeth.

14 x 11 inches, framed

Watercolour monoprint made in the Faroe Islands. Monoprint on 250gsm print paper. Framed in wood with window mount. Original work signed by the artist.

Please note this is either a large, heavy or glass fronted work and so we will contact you regarding the cost of delivering your artwork.

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We love mixing new works with existing pieces in your collection and this can be a great and easy way to create a gallery wall. Buying contemporary work to sit alongside traditional pieces you may have inherited is a great way to modernise a space while giving the more traditional pieces a new lease of life. Our advice would be to have a common thread that runs between the pieces to tie them together - this could be similar tones or colours, or a theme that runs through all the works.

This is a favourite topic of ours. We LOVE framing! There are lots of factors to bear in mind before you choose a frame and what you pick will depend heavily on the space you’d like to hang the piece in. If you’re hanging on a neutral wall, we love to go for a colourful frame and using interesting moulding, be it reeded or bobbin, is a great way to add texture to a room. For works on paper with a deckle edge, we like to float or surface mount the paper, so you can see the lovely raw edge, and then finish with a simple wooden frame. If you’re trying to make a space more contemporary or traditional, framing can be a great way to do this. We also love framing traditional works in modern frames and modern pieces in really traditional old antique gilt frames.

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