Costas Andrew Mikellides (1938-2019) msia, fcsd, giclee print, a silver gel ink 'Perception white on black'.
£500.00
 msia, fcsd, giclee print, a silver gel ink 'Perception white on black'.)
Costas Andrew Mikellides (1938-2019) msia, fcsd, giclee print, a silver gel ink 'Perception white on black'.
£500.00
Costas Andrew Mikellides (1938-2019) msia, fcsd, giclee print, a silver gel ink on black card, 'Perception'. Artist, title, medium and labels verso, 55.5cm x 69.5cm
Mikellides' “perception” images began when he started exploring line and line composition relating to natural forms - woodgrain, wooden furniture, tree trunks, timber structures and lines appearing on natural stone, sand dunes, contour lines of the landscape, even multiple perspective lines with endless vanishing points…Lines left by flowing lava, fields after a flood..
Mikellides is a qualified Interior Designer, former Chairman of the British Institute of Interior Design, Fellow Member of the Royal Chartered Society of Designers, with experience in industry and education. Having worked on commercial and industrial projects in the UK, Europe, the Middle East and the USA for Rolls Royce, John Player and Sons, Bupa Hospitals, Saudi Hotels, the Royal Saudi Family and The United States Air Force. Mikellides has ten years experience as a full time senior lecturer in Design, Cardiff.
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