"Spirograph v.5.5.4.2", Limited Edition Tax disc holder by Ian Dawson

Exclusively commissioned tax disc holder. Limited edition of 500. Comes with hand numbered authentification certificate in bespoke sealed packaging.

the Evening Standard says:

you can beautify the interior of your car with a tax-disc holder designed by British artists of the calibre of Gary Hume, Sarah Lucas, Mat Collishaw and Abigail Lane

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Limited edition of 500. Size: 75 mm diameter. Certificate and disc are hand numbered with the edition number and presented in bespoke, numbered packaging. Printed on archival quality 100% cotton rag Somerset art paper using light fast, high density inks to ensure a vibrant and lasting reproduction

Ian Dawson (born in Darlington, Durham 1969). RCA graduate Dawson has been exhibiting internationally since 1992. Whether applying a blow torch to mass produced plastic objects or making sculpture out of sheets of paper printed with complex geometric designs and them crumpling them into piles, there is a sense of beautiful chaos in Dawson’s work.

Building and destructing at once, a process whereby an image becomes a thing, or a common object, such as a wheelie bin, becomes extruded and extended into a vivid and dynamic art object. For Pretty Taxing Dawson has drawn on his orginal Spirograph works which were meticulously created by hand using the popular 1960’s drawing toy on to perfectly gesso prepared surfaces. At once beautiful, beguiling and nostalgic, for his latest set of prints Dawson has used a Spirograph generating computer programme allowing him to focus on the form, colour and intricate inter-relationships of these familiar ‘drawn’ shapes. The ‘Blue Spiro’ tax disc holder for the Pretty Taxing range is typical of these new works, bright, seductive and compelling in its detail.

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