‘Sweet Dreams’ by David Spiller
Category: David Spiller
| Artist | |
|---|---|
| Style | Figurative |
| Medium | |
| Framed | No – International Shipping Extra |
| Image Size | |
| Paper Size | 93 x 95cm |
| Availability | in Stock |
POA
Published in 2025, ‘Sweet Dreams’ by David Spiller is a silkscreen in 23 colours, printed on Somerset Satin 410gsm paper with hand torn edges, in limited editions of 125, embossed by the estate with full COA.
David Spiller’s work combines the punchy aesthetics of Pop Art with his own brand of expressionism influenced by Dubuffet, Picasso and his first teacher, Frank Auerbach. Simultaneously fun and sincere, his work captures the imagination of adults and children alike.
By allowing the text spill over the edges and onto the white paper, David creates a burst of energy whilst at the same time enticing the viewer into a more intimate relationship with his important messages of love.
Each print is signed by his Moira and son Xavier and comes with a full certificate of authenticity.
Artist Biography
David Spiller
David Spiller grew up during the establishment of post-war English Pop Culture, from an early age he showed an interest in drawing and was inspired by the cinema characters he liked most - Mickey Mouse, Felix the Cat, Donald Duck. By the time he attended the Slade Art School in London during the 1960s, he witnessed the raise of British Pop Art and was influenced by the art of its pioneers. However, being younger than most Pop artists Spiller developed a different approach and offered another comment on the new mass-market urban culture.
An essentially urban artist, Spiller focuses on graffiti. He appropriates the images that are constantly being bombarded in cities and presents them under a new light, with different painterly techniques, creating rich and complex surfaces and demonstrating how images that would otherwise go unnoticed by the public can be so powerful and energising. Even though Spiller appeared as a fully formed artist to the British audiences during the 1990s, he was already well known abroad, particularly in America and in Germany, countries in which he lived and where he received encouragement and acclaim while maturing his talent.
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