Hilton Edwards Abstract Art Painting

HILTON EDWARDS (SA, 1966 -)

'DENTELLE SERIES'

 ACRYLIC & SPRAYPAINT ON PAPER

HAND SIGNED BY ARTIST

PAINTING SIZE  : 42CM X 59,4CM

MINT CONDITION

UNFRAMED

Immerse yourself in the intricate beauty of "Dentelle," a stunning collection of abstract mixed media paintings that pay homage to the timeless elegance of French lace patterns. This enchanting series is a masterful blend of color, and repetitive shapes, evoking the delicate yet resilient nature of lace. Each piece in the "Dentelle" series is a thoughtful exploration of the intricate patterns and shapes that have defined French lace for centuries. The artist has crafted a visual language that is both nostalgic and modern, inviting the viewer to contemplate the intersection of tradition and innovation.

From the intricate florals to the geometric patterns, each painting is a testament to the enduring beauty of lace as a symbol of craftsmanship and sophistication. The "Dentelle" series is not only a tribute to the art of French lace-making but also an exploration of the emotional resonance of pattern and texture.  Join us on a journey into the captivating world of "Dentelle," where the boundaries between art, craft, and tradition blur, and the beauty of French lace patterns is reimagined for a new era.

Hilton Edwards is a well-known Abstract Artist from South Africa. His artistic style combines modernity and abstraction, using bold colours and dynamic compositions. His works evoke energy and movement, inviting viewers to explore their own imagination. Hilton skillfully manipulates texture, colour, and finishes to express his artistic vision. He has exhibited his art internationally and been featured in publications, establishing himself as an influential figure in the abstract art scene. Beyond his art, Hilton is passionate about African Culture and Vedic Philosophy. His captivating artworks can be found in private and corporate collections locally and internationally. He continues to create thought-provoking abstract art and remains a prominent figure in South Africa's Abstract Art landscape.