Do androids dream of electric sheep?
'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?' is easily one of my favourite sci-fi books - possibly my favourite book. What makes this story so compelling is the philosophical components. Religion, technology, life, death, desires, manipulation, slavery and social structures - this story has it all and really digs into those themes, shining a light on the world we live in today. As we strive for greater technology and advancements in AI, it's a matter of time before the subject of 'what is life' will have to be debated, and if something is deemed to have life, does it have the right to freedom? That's the quandary I wanted to depict in my art.
Art specifications
- 420 x 297 mm
- Printed on South Bank Course 310 gsm
- 3 Colour screenprint
- Signed, numbered, dated, embossed
- Edition of 30
Techniques used
This piece of art is a hand-pulled screen print. Screen printing, a captivating art form, involves meticulous craftsmanship, creating unique, hand-finished prints. Each piece, a limited edition, offers exclusivity, individuality, and tangible craftsmanship. The method's precision and the artist's personal touch contribute to the print's exceptional quality and collectible nature. Owning a screen print becomes not just a purchase but an investment in a rare, aesthetically pleasing piece of art that reflects the artist's dedication and expertise, making it a valuable addition to any art collection.
What they say
B. HepworthEdit Gallery‘James has a fun, honest and energetic approach in his work whilst taking care to maintain a technical style of painting. This juxtaposition of attitude and technique lead to intriguing works that we love talking about in the gallery’
J. FrancoisElectric Gallery‘James has quickly established himself as one of the UK’s sought-after print artists. His limited edition prints have been very popular and his technique of using half-tone really brings his works to life.’
M. SpendiffArt Republic'his innovative take on contemporary art and approach consistently excites and engages the vibrant Art Republic community'
S. CurranTotally Biblical'James' artworks have been an instant hit here at Totally Biblical Gallery, his work takes an exciting look at popular culture which our customers really identify with.'
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