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'Infinite Loop' by Robyn Carey

5 colour hand-pulled screen print.
420 x 594mm / on 300gsm Munken Pure rough paper. Edition of 25, signed and numbered by the artist. Embossed with Damn Fine Print seal.

About the Piece

The cyclical nature of time, rather than linear is explored with various layers hinting at movement.

Through this exclusive collection, Robyn explores perception and interpretation of time, and the various emotions we attach to time passing. A variety of techniques are used by Robyn to create her prints, a mixture of mono-printing, painting, drawing and collage composed in an analogue fashion with cutting and taping. New layers are added in response to the previous layer, giving each an innate relationship.

About the Artist
Robyn Care is a visual artist from Dublin. Her practice crosses between printmaking and painting, often bridging the gap between the two processes. Process-driven abstraction forms the basis of her work, with experimental mark making with ink and paint providing her distinct aesthetic.

Framing
Frames can be purchased through Damn Fine Print in black, white and natural wooden finishes, here. Bespoke framing is also available. Please note framed orders must be collected from the store and can't be shipped.

Shipping and Returns
This print is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube, sent via An Post Standard Postage. For details on shipping and returns click here. Please note colours may vary between computer screens.

2 colour hand-pulled screenprint

420mm x 594mm / 300gsm Munken Pure

Edition of 30

€100 unframed

From the exhibition WORD. a collaboration between sign painting master Signs of Power and Damn Fine Print.

Signs of Power is the nom de guerre of Vanessa Power, the Dublin-based sign writer who is single-handedly reviving the incredible art of sign writing for shop fronts and businesses across the city. Artworks that inspire and uplift. Lettering you want to own and admire. This is traditional craft, sign writing and silk screen printing all brought together in one exclusive collection.

Signed and number by artist

This poster is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube.
Please note colours may vary between computer screens. 

This print was made as part of our 2018 end of year show Damn Fam: A celebration of people, process and practice.

3 colour hand-pulled screenprint

A2 / on Woodstock 300gsm Cipria

Edition of 25

About the Artist
Robyn Carey is a printmaker, painter, and curator from Dublin.  She creates primarily abstract expressionist silk screen prints and acrylic paintings. Her work at its core is an exploration of relationships, both physical, mental, and theoretical. She explores this through expressive, gestural mark-making coupled with abstracted structures.  Robyn's work often reflects her interpretations of a scientific, philosophical, or historical theory. Aesthetically she is drawn to both ancient Irish neolithic imagery and textures, contrasted by clean lines of modernism. Her work aims to grab the viewer's attention with its strong imagery and compositions.  It then asks them to delve a little deeper upon a closer look, to unearth a narrative being depicted through abstraction and symbolism. Her practice is based in Pallas Projects Studios, Dublin 8. 

Instagram @robyncareyart

Email: robyncareyart@gmail.com

Signed and number by artist

This poster is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube.
Please note colours may vary between computer screens. 

This print was made as part of our 2018 end of year show Damn Fam: A celebration of people, process and practice.

3 colour hand-pulled screenprint

420x 594mm / on Woodstock 300gsm Cipria

Edition of 25

Signed and number by artist

This poster is sold unframed securely packaged in a cardboard tube.
Please note colours may vary between computer screens. 

About the Artist
Robyn Carey is a printmaker, painter, and curator from Dublin.  She creates primarily abstract expressionist silk screen prints and acrylic paintings. Her work at its core is an exploration of relationships, both physical, mental, and theoretical. She explores this through expressive, gestural mark-making coupled with abstracted structures.  Robyn's work often reflects her interpretations of a scientific, philosophical, or historical theory. Aesthetically she is drawn to both ancient Irish neolithic imagery and textures, contrasted by clean lines of modernism. Her work aims to grab the viewer's attention with its strong imagery and compositions.  It then asks them to delve a little deeper upon a closer look, to unearth a narrative being depicted through abstraction and symbolism. Her practice is based in Pallas Projects Studios, Dublin 8. 

Instagram @robyncareyart