Title: Lofty Dreams
Date: 2020
Status: Riverhaven Artland Collection, Clevedon, New Zealand
Medium: Acrylic painting, concrete, plywood, stainless steel outdoor sculpture
Katie Blundell Artist
Lofty Dreams
Category Archives: Works
Duck (Male)
Tenacity
What’s the Time Mr Wolf
Icecream Moves
Fruity pack
Title: Fruity Pack Katie Blundell Artist |
Dole
Title: Dole Katie Blundell Artist |
The special way
Title: The special way Katie Blundell Artist |
On the level
Title: On the level Katie Blundell Artist |
At a pinch
Title: At a pinch Katie Blundell Artist |
Watermelon in the hot
Title: Watermelon in the hot Katie Blundell Artist |
Who is holding up who
Title: Who is holding up who Katie Blundell Artist |
Headless
Title: Headless Katie Blundell Artist |
Got the pip
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Title: Got the pip Katie Blundell Artist |
Uphill downhill series No 1
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Title: Uphill downhill series No 1 Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist |
Uphill downhill series No 2
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Title: Uphill downhill series No 2 Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist |
Uphill downhill series No 3
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Title: Uphill downhill series No 3 Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist |
Uphill downhill series No 4
Title: Uphill downhill series No 4 Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist
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Uphill downhill series No 7
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Title: Uphill downhill series No 7 Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist |
Uphill downhill series No 6
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Title: Uphill downhill series No 6 Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist |
Uphill downhill series No 5
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Title: Uphill downhill series No 5 Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist |
Axis
Title: Axis Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist
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Arrival
Title: Arrival Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist
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Big dreams
Title: Big dreams Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist
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Shortcut
Title: Shortcut Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist
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Inside spaces outside spaces
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Title: Inside spaces outside spaces Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist |
Pillow talk
Title: Pillow talk Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist |
Don’t walk on the grass
Title: Don’t walk on the grass Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist
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All aboard
Title: All aboard Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist
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Through the window
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Title: Through the window
Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist |
New land
Title: New land Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist
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Mine
Title: Mine Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist
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Always moving
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Title: Always moving Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist |
True North
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Title: True North Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist |
Deep blue
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Title: Deep blue Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist |
Day by day
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Title: Day by day Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist |
Finding
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Title: Finding Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist |
New Path
Title: New Path Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist
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Awake
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Title: Awake Description: Someone once told me to “Get Real”. Within the context, they simply meant to get with the programme. They wanted me to be able to see and work inside parameters, to believe in a certain construct and way of thinking. What I realised was that my reality was different from theirs. A lingering question revealed itself. What is real? Apparently, something that is true, that exists. Yet how does our personal perception sit with truth. Does everyone have their own truths? This exhibition is an abstract chat about reality. When I think of the real I see landscapes. So, I explored nature in a search to define the real. Instead I always found myself in nature. With these experiences in mind the resulting abstract paintings are real to me. Katie Blundell Artist |
Totally under control
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Title: Totally under control Date: 2017 (Limited Edition of 5 prints) Description: ‘Status Symbols’ Status symbols are a visible expression of social standing. Luxury goods including Art are often seen in this manner. Limited edition prints play with the idea of the multiple and are by their very nature collector’s items. A toothbrush however, is apparently not something one normally thinks of to describe a life. Usually we see someone’s new single status on Facebook or follow a car laden with bumper stickers proclaiming the owner has a family that consists of a man, a woman, three kids and a chicken. This series came in reaction to the shiny projections of self. Inspired instead from the banal and everyday lived experience. As one day I was struck by the sheer number of untidy toothbrushes I now live with and how that represented my family. I was transported back to a time where keeping my pristine toothbrush alongside someone else’s was a personal big deal. This series uses toothbrushes to examine stages of my relationship evolution and hopefully opens you to think of yours. There is no perfect arrangement, like us they belong to their environment and evolve to take on a life of their own. Katie Blundell Artist 2017
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Bending the rules
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Title: Bending the rules Date: 2017 (Limited Edition of 5 prints) Description: ‘Status Symbols’ Status symbols are a visible expression of social standing. Luxury goods including Art are often seen in this manner. Limited edition prints play with the idea of the multiple and are by their very nature collector’s items. A toothbrush however, is apparently not something one normally thinks of to describe a life. Usually we see someone’s new single status on Facebook or follow a car laden with bumper stickers proclaiming the owner has a family that consists of a man, a woman, three kids and a chicken. This series came in reaction to the shiny projections of self. Inspired instead from the banal and everyday lived experience. As one day I was struck by the sheer number of untidy toothbrushes I now live with and how that represented my family. I was transported back to a time where keeping my pristine toothbrush alongside someone else’s was a personal big deal. This series uses toothbrushes to examine stages of my relationship evolution and hopefully opens you to think of yours. There is no perfect arrangement, like us they belong to their environment and evolve to take on a life of their own. Katie Blundell Artist 2017
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A crowd
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Title: A crowd Date: 2017 (Limited Edition of 5 prints) Description: ‘Status Symbols’ Status symbols are a visible expression of social standing. Luxury goods including Art are often seen in this manner. Limited edition prints play with the idea of the multiple and are by their very nature collector’s items. A toothbrush however, is apparently not something one normally thinks of to describe a life. Usually we see someone’s new single status on Facebook or follow a car laden with bumper stickers proclaiming the owner has a family that consists of a man, a woman, three kids and a chicken. This series came in reaction to the shiny projections of self. Inspired instead from the banal and everyday lived experience. As one day I was struck by the sheer number of untidy toothbrushes I now live with and how that represented my family. I was transported back to a time where keeping my pristine toothbrush alongside someone else’s was a personal big deal. This series uses toothbrushes to examine stages of my relationship evolution and hopefully opens you to think of yours. There is no perfect arrangement, like us they belong to their environment and evolve to take on a life of their own. Katie Blundell Artist 2017
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Only eyes for you
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Title: Only eyes for you Date: 2017 (Limited Edition of 5 prints) Description: ‘Status Symbols’ Status symbols are a visible expression of social standing. Luxury goods including Art are often seen in this manner. Limited edition prints play with the idea of the multiple and are by their very nature collector’s items. A toothbrush however, is apparently not something one normally thinks of to describe a life. Usually we see someone’s new single status on Facebook or follow a car laden with bumper stickers proclaiming the owner has a family that consists of a man, a woman, three kids and a chicken. This series came in reaction to the shiny projections of self. Inspired instead from the banal and everyday lived experience. As one day I was struck by the sheer number of untidy toothbrushes I now live with and how that represented my family. I was transported back to a time where keeping my pristine toothbrush alongside someone else’s was a personal big deal. This series uses toothbrushes to examine stages of my relationship evolution and hopefully opens you to think of yours. There is no perfect arrangement, like us they belong to their environment and evolve to take on a life of their own. Katie Blundell Artist 2017
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… For Womankind
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Title: ….For Womankind Date: 2017 (Limited Edition of 5 prints) Description: ‘Status Symbols’ Status symbols are a visible expression of social standing. Luxury goods including Art are often seen in this manner. Limited edition prints play with the idea of the multiple and are by their very nature collector’s items. A toothbrush however, is apparently not something one normally thinks of to describe a life. Usually we see someone’s new single status on Facebook or follow a car laden with bumper stickers proclaiming the owner has a family that consists of a man, a woman, three kids and a chicken. This series came in reaction to the shiny projections of self. Inspired instead from the banal and everyday lived experience. As one day I was struck by the sheer number of untidy toothbrushes I now live with and how that represented my family. I was transported back to a time where keeping my pristine toothbrush alongside someone else’s was a personal big deal. This series uses toothbrushes to examine stages of my relationship evolution and hopefully opens you to think of yours. There is no perfect arrangement, like us they belong to their environment and evolve to take on a life of their own. Katie Blundell Artist 2017
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Together we stand
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Title: Together we stand Date: 2017 (Limited Edition of 5 prints)
Description: ‘Status Symbols’ Status symbols are a visible expression of social standing. Luxury goods including Art are often seen in this manner. Limited edition prints play with the idea of the multiple and are by their very nature collector’s items. A toothbrush however, is apparently not something one normally thinks of to describe a life. Usually we see someone’s new single status on Facebook or follow a car laden with bumper stickers proclaiming the owner has a family that consists of a man, a woman, three kids and a chicken. This series came in reaction to the shiny projections of self. Inspired instead from the banal and everyday lived experience. As one day I was struck by the sheer number of untidy toothbrushes I now live with and how that represented my family. I was transported back to a time where keeping my pristine toothbrush alongside someone else’s was a personal big deal. This series uses toothbrushes to examine stages of my relationship evolution and hopefully opens you to think of yours. There is no perfect arrangement, like us they belong to their environment and evolve to take on a life of their own. Katie Blundell Artist 2017
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Behind
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Caught being good
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Toes
Yes
Mask
A moment
Piece
Allure
Beautiful land
Private
Sea/See
Crossing
My angel
Description: With old wine barrel hoop frame |
One ticket
The light
Layers
At one
The kliënt (Afrikaans) is always right
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Title: The kliënt (Afrikaans) is always right Description: Commissioned by Lynda Mc Connell of McConnell Stafford-Bush & Associates, Chartered Accountants. The painting is called The kliënt (Afrikaans) is always right. It talks about power, money, people and hierarchy. |
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Lady Luck
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Title: Lady Luck Triptych Description: The Lady Luck triptych is a building narrative. Part A: Waiting for her man Part B: Riding the big wave Part C: Making their nest The commission began with an initial conversation. We talked about the couple’s love of the ocean. I was inspired by them building a life together, both emotionally and physically building a new house. A friend once told me that in order to be in a happy relationship, first you need to be happy alone. It seems to me the couple already appreciate each other for who each other are including their pre-existing passions.
Lady Luck starts with a Lady standing independently at the edge of a new beginning, looking forward to the future and all that is in her basket of life. When she meets her man they set off on great adventures. Mixing luck with good management they catch the great wave. Finally they settle down to build their nest together by the sea.
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Like a pig in shit
Description: Idiom Definition: Where one person is extremely happy with the environment they are in. |
Take the bull by the horns
Like a bull at a gate
Getting your ducks in a row
 Title: Getting your ducks in a rowDate: 2016 Status: Sold Medium: Acrylic and mixed media triptych painting on plywood box board Size: each piece 450mm x 450mm plus shape Description: Idiom Definition: To get one’s affairs in order or organised.
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One trick pony
Kick the bucket
Flogging a dead horse
Pushing shit uphill
A lot on my plate
You can’t teach an old dog new tricks
The pot calling the kettle black
Give a dog a bone
A piece of cake
Money for Jam
Make hay while the sun is shining
Like a red rag to a bull
Like a cat with 9 lives (B)
Like a cat with 9 lives (A)
Donkey’s years
High and dry
Birds of a feather flock together (together)
 Title: Birds of a feather flock together (together)Date: 2016 Status: Sold Medium: Sumi ink, gesso and graphite drawing on 300gm Fabriano paper Size: 380mm x 560mm Description: Idiom Definition: Similar people tend to associate with each other.
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Like tits on a bull
Go the whole hog
Busy as a bee
What’s with the long face?
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Description: Idiom Definition: A discontented or sullen facial expression. |
Like water off a duck’s back
 Title: Like water off a duck’s backDate: 2016 Status: SOLD OUT Medium: Handprinted limited edition of 10 reduction woodblock prints on 300gm Fabriano paper Size: 710mm x 380mm framed Description: Idiom Definition: Easily; without any apparent effect.
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Once bitten twice shy
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Description: Idiom Definition: When something or someone has hurt you once, you tend to avoid it. |
Every dog has it’s day
You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink
Title: You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink Description: Idiom Definition: Even good circumstances won’t force one to do something they don’t want to.
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Get off your high horse
Title: Get off your high horse Description: Idiom Definition: Stop acting as if you are better or more intelligent than other people.
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Like a fish out of water
Title: Like a fish out of water Description: Idiom Definition: Appearing to be completely out of place; in a very awkward manner.
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A big fish in a small pond
Title: A big fish in a small pond Description: Idiom Definition: A situation in which one person has more power, influence, knowledge, or experience than others within a small group.
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There are plenty more fish in the sea
Title: There are plenty more fish in the sea Description:Idiom Definition:Used to say that there are many other people or possibilities.
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No spring chicken
Shagged
Cold turkey
