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Artworks
David Hockney
Untitled, 329 Lilacs iPad Drawing, 2010
Giclee Print on Cotton Fibre Archival Paper
56 x 43.2 cm.
22 1/8 x 17 1/8 in.
22 1/8 x 17 1/8 in.
Edition of 250
Signed & numbered
Framed
Excellent condition
Framed
Excellent condition
£30,000 - £40,000 GBP
Untitled 329 is a signed print from David Hockney’s iPad drawings featured in the Art Edition A Bigger Book, which was auctioned in January 2017. This work highlights Hockney’s innovative...
Untitled 329 is a signed print from David Hockney’s iPad drawings featured in the Art Edition A Bigger Book, which was auctioned in January 2017. This work highlights Hockney’s innovative approach and evolving artistic practice, exemplified by his use of the Apple iPad for creating art.
In Untitled 329, Hockney merges his passion for flowers and still life with his distinctive colorist vision. Despite being rendered on a two-dimensional iPad screen, Hockney’s work feels remarkably like a traditional painting.
The vase in the artwork is depicted as transparent, revealing the roots of the flowers submerged in water. Bright pink stems, resembling tulips, bloom above the vase. As part of his Digital Drawings series, Hockney adapts traditional still life themes to a modern digital medium, creating a visual experience that parallels the tactile nature of canvas and paintbrush.
In Untitled 329, Hockney merges his passion for flowers and still life with his distinctive colorist vision. Despite being rendered on a two-dimensional iPad screen, Hockney’s work feels remarkably like a traditional painting.
The vase in the artwork is depicted as transparent, revealing the roots of the flowers submerged in water. Bright pink stems, resembling tulips, bloom above the vase. As part of his Digital Drawings series, Hockney adapts traditional still life themes to a modern digital medium, creating a visual experience that parallels the tactile nature of canvas and paintbrush.