Oh the fantastic female forms created by British artist Natasha Law. I've admired Law's work for quite some time and last week, to my delight, I got the chance to see her work in person. I was walking down Madison Avenue when I spotted one of Law's elegantly minimal yet emotionally charged portraits hanging in the new Milly boutique. Since then, I've honestly not been able to stop thinking about just how much I
need one. The photographs and descriptions of Law's works do not do them justice. Executed on sheets of aluminum, it's the shiny, thick, and almost liquid-like surface that makes these simplified forms so interesting. I was honestly tempted to grab the
Pink Jacket on Yellow painting off the wall at Milly and make a run for it. I didn't, obviously, but I did add owning one of her paintings to my ultimate wish list. Take a peek at more of Natasha's work over at
Voltz Clarke and
Eleven gallery and let me know if you're loving Law just as much as I am!
(Images 1-4 Natasha Law / 5 Christina Murphy / 6-7 Voltz Clarke / 8 Sara Gilbane)
I have been lusting after these for what feels like the longest time! Hopefully one day I can hang one proudly!
ReplyDelete