Robert Davies

Robert Davies is a multi-faceted artist who appropriates whatever medium to his mind best suits his subject matter, be it the passage of time, animals bred for food production, football or climate change.

In recent years he has made life-sized drawings of race horses and farm animals, films about 17th century Dutch vanitas painting and the railway line between Birmingham and Aberystwyth and large photographs of the night sky. He is currently working on a site-specific artwork about sea level rise involving the installation of the cast of an actual Ceredigion oak tree on the beach, between low and high tide, on the west coast of Wales. He received planning permission in 2018.

 

Olympia - after Manet 2021
Pencil drawing: 59.5 x 84 cm

Death of Marat - after David 2021
Pencil drawing: 59.5 x 84 cm

 

Study for The Offing 2021 SOLD
Pencil drawing: 29.7 x 42 cm

Tree 2017-ongoing
Proposal for installation of cast Ceredigion oak

Of Time and the Railway 2015 (Still)
Film; 1 hour 50 mins duration

Morning, January, Two climbers summiting Yr Wyddfa, Snowdonia 2004
C-type; 91 x 92 cm. Edition of 6.

 
Study for The Offing 2021 (Studio)Pencil drawing: 29.7 x 42 cm

Study for The Offing 2021 (Studio) SOLD
Pencil drawing: 29.7 x 42 cm

 

Buttercup 2008 SOLD
Pencil drawing: 150 x 190 cm

Dylan Thomas 2009 SOLD
Pencil drawing: 150 x 190 cm

Perseus 2008
C-type; size variable
Edition of 6

River. January I 2008
C-type; 91 x 90 cm
Edition of 6

 

Stavanger, Cape Town, Baku, Aberdeen, Budapest (From the Spoors series) 2006
C-type; size variable
Edition of 6

Barcelona, Douglas, Harare, Dusseldorf, Auckland, Edinburgh, Amman, Belfast, Paris (From the Spoors series) 2006
C-type; size variable
Edition of 6

Dawn, December, Commonhill Wood (no.5), The Chilterns 2004
C-type; 91 x 90 cm
Edition of 6..

Johan Cruijff.Holland v Sweden, 0-0 (Group stage), 19th June 1974. Att. 52,500, Westfalen Stadion, Dortmund, West Germany (From the Epiphany series) 2002
C-type; size variable
Edition of 6

 

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