Jay Versluis contemporary artwork
Downforce
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Artist: Jay Versluis
If you're not sure what colour to add to your room - choose Downforce, with all the colours of the rainbow in it! Jay Versluis contemporary artwork is well known for its use of vibrant colour and interesting abstract shapes. You can choose to have this image printed onto canvas or acrylic. And then just choose your preferred size.
Size: 50 x 50cm, 75 x 75cm, 80 x 60cm or 120 x 90cm.
Estimated delivery time: 7-10 days.
Delivery cost: £10.00.
Delivery times and prices are for mainland UK, please contact us if you have any other delivery requirements.
Click here to see all work by this artist.
Facts about this product:
* The proportions of the image shown will be adapted slightly to fit the size you require.
* Acrylic panels are a really contemporary way of displaying artwork. We use high grade 10mm thick acrylic with stainless steel fittings which enable the artwork to stand proud from the wall.
* Please note: acrylic panels cannot be returned as they will be made to order.
* If you prefer canvas prints, you can be assured of their quality - they are resistant to damage, fading and cracking. Stretched over a solid 3.8 - 4.5 cm wooden frame, they are supplied with fixings.
Jay started photography at the young age of 12, when his school offered an evening class in developing photo paper. Shortly after he inherited his grandfather's darkroom equipment, allowing him to process negatives and enlarge prints at home. A very successful apprenticeship in Film and Video Engineering brought him to Geyer Berlin in 1991, where he stayed until he started a position as Telecine Colourist at Studio Hamburg in '94. In 1999 he took a position in London at Todd-AO in Camden, and a year later became a full-time freelancer. Jay is influenced by all strands of the creative arts: Piet Mondiran, Mario Testino, Peter Lik, Steely Dan, Chick Corea, Stefan Gwildis and many others. When he met his partner in 2003, their joint love for colour lead to to their first serious body of work, the famous Light Paintings using Kinetic Photography.
