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That's The Way To Do It!
This limited edition Silk Screen-Print is hand-printed by Fee Fee La Fou.
Inspired by Alain De Botton’s ‘Essays In Love’, Pollock's Toy Shop & afternoons spent by the Seaside.
Imagine for a moment that you could buy love. What kind of love you want? Or would that rather depend on what I’ve got?
How about the love you want, the love you think you want or the love you think you want but don’t when you finally get it?
No, then why not try the love that’s yours as long as you do what your told or the love that’s almost but not quite strong enough?...
The print is hand-printed on 300gsm Somerset Satin paper & it is hand-finished with glitter embellishments.
It is from an edition of 25, numbered & signed by the artist.
It is 29cm x 31cm.
This print will be dispatched via Royal Mail’s First Class Recorded Delivery Service. The unframed print will be rolled into s standard shipping tube or flat-packed inside a cardboard sleeve.
Please note the price does not include a mount, even in instances where the print is photographed displayed in one anywhere on this website.
This print is also available framed & can be delivered by courier services. Please contact us immediately after purchasing the item, to order a bespoke or readymade frame or to discuss delivery arrangements & confirm courier costs.
Alternatively you are welcome to collect framed pieces from our shop.
FFLF Enterprises
Fiona Duffelen is a multi disciplinary artist who loves to paint, print, collage, sculpt & sew. She exhibited her work internationally before setting up her studio in Hackney Wick.
Her alter ego Miss Fee Fee La Fou is the Founder & Ringmaster of this three-ring spectacle.
She was the first Sprechstallmeister to wear pink top hat & tails.
The daughter of Leonard Zelig, a mimic, she has been dubbed the Human Chameleon for she has an extraordinary hidden talent – the ability to blend almost seamlessly into intricate backgrounds with careful application of body paint & a bit of acrobatics.
She studies her chosen location for hours before painting herself or other subjects to blend in, taking both texture & perspective into account in order to ensure the complete success of this unusual disappearing act!
Her dressing room Dreamland is a neon nirvana; a cornucopia of kitsch for it contains thousands of pieces of original neon art including a miniature replica of Vegas & Arthur Windley’s miniature funfair, which he built for his own amusement, in his garden shed over a 40-year period.
