All works exhibited are for sale, framed as seen, or can be purchased as unframed prints. There are also different sizes available: For more information or to purchase you can contact Richard direct through his website:
www.rwolf.art

or email us here at the Piper Arts team and we can help with enquiries. Also we can arrange for you to view any of the specific artworks in your apartment if that is of interest.

OCCASIONAL TABLES

The gorgeous occasional tables are also for sale. To purchase contact Richard direct through his website:
www.rwolf.art

or email us here at Piper Building Arts team and we can help with enquiries. Also we can arrange for you to view these in your apartment if that's of interest.

At Piper Building Arts we're excited to finally restart our exhibitions, and with the suitably uplifting and vibrant work of Richard Wolfströme.

Richard Wolfströme is an artist and designer who has been studying and practicing the healing arts of shamanism since 2007. Drawn to visual symbolism that has value and meaning, and through his own shamanic practice and teaching, he creates sacred geometric designs, power symbols and artworks.
The shapes that influence his work are rooted in ancient symbolism and have held strong sacred meaning throughout the ages, and with which he has been inspired to create his own contemporary original designs. They come with the invitation and possibility to bring your own meaning to them or you may simply choose to see the designs as graphic art. For although we are all different, everything is connected.

Each artwork is a high quality Giclée print using specialist archival art paper. Look close and the textures of ink and paper are delicious. Richard also has carefully chosen the frames to enhance each work.

All prints are signed and numbered limited editions,  including a blind-embossed authentication monogram stamp.

Piper Building Arts is honoured to show the work of an art-world contemporary of John Piper himself. Richard Allan became one of the most prominent names in fashion design in the 60’s.

With a passion for decadent colour and bold vibrant pattern Allan is considered one of the 60’s London fashion scene’s most influential designers. His iconic flamboyant silk scarves became much more than simply accessories, they became coveted objet d’art. His distinctive style and designs gained avid devotees across generations in London, Paris and New York, from bohemian hippies through to the Royal Family, and leading French couturiers such as Yves St Laurent and Schiaparelli. Allan’s playful style and inspirational personality resonates throughout his work. Mid-century London was a hotbed of creative innovation, cultural and aesthetic revolution and his designs were radically new, to become contemporary classics that reflect that bright ambitious artistic era. A vivacious and flamboyant style as relevant and captivating today as it was when conceived 60 years ago.

Allan’s works naturally complement the work of John Piper, and so what better place to celebrate 60’s art and design than here in our iconic mid century building with it’s original foyer gallery.

Harriet Brocket’s passion for photography started at a young age and was heavily influenced by travel with her family. After successfully completing a degree in Languages for Business she made her first solo trip around the globe in 1993. Her numerous journeys to exotic locations as a photojournalist have all contributed to the body of her work over the years. Brocket’s images are atmospheric, thought provoking and evocative. Her use of light and composition creates an immediate intimacy between viewer and subject. Within this collection, Brocket shows views or buildings which now no longer exist, buildings that themselves hide people to make them invisible, that use camoflage to be something other than they may appear to be or, beyond which, one can only imagine…

Website

harrietbrocket.com

Kenny Laurenson has been involved in art, design, music and photography since graduating from London’s Ravensbourne School of Art in 1987. His photomontage series ‘Statuesque’ expresses his long fascination with perception. “Statues in cities are almost invisible yet they depict powerful stories and characters from an era when visual information was so rare. Statues have gravity, beauty, craft and hold an eternal value. I endeavour to bring them new context, new life, new perspective”. Laurenson takes a traditional dark room approach, a crafted ‘dodge and burn’ technique, utilising digital technology. Artworks are available as archival reverse prints onto aluminium or digital c-type prints all of exceptional quality.

Website

kennylaurenson.com

saatchi art.com

Gavin Aldred has for over 25 years lived a dual existence as a fashion retail entrepreneur and artist – musician, painter and photographer. It is his work from the latter of these activities that features in Invisible City. These images represent a tiny fraction of the thousands he has taken of street art in cities from every major continent of the world. Eschewing tourist sites for the back streets where the real inhabitants of a city live, he catalogues the more subversive and ephemeral elements of their urban environment. From the overtly political to the weird and whimsical, the images represent the dreams and desires of the not-so-common minds of unsung local artists in both visual arresting and often technically brilliant ways.

Exhibition organised by Victoria Luxem of Luxem Events

Luxemevents.com