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Sarah Gamble

Computer 2
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Computer 2

mixed media collage
39 x 34cm
Poet’s Typewriter
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Poet’s Typewriter

mixed media collage
48 x 40cm
Record Player – Bus Stop
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Record Player – Bus Stop

mixed media collage
53 x 42cm
Record PLayer – Ode to Love
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Record PLayer – Ode to Love

mixed media collage
63 x 46cm
Red and Cream Radio

Red and Cream Radio

mixed media assemblage
44 x 34cm
£395
Red Typewriter
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Red Typewriter

mixed media collage
53 x 42cm
Timeless Typewriter

Timeless Typewriter

mixed media assemblage
45 x 45cfm
£495
Typewriter 6
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Typewriter 6

mixed media collage
45 x 35cm
Typewriter 8
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Typewriter 8

mixed media collage
34 x 36cm
White Needle Record Player
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White Needle Record Player

33 LP record & mixed media collage
44 x 31cm

A photograph pf the artist Sarah Gamble in her studioSometimes I work sequentially with specific collections influencing different series, and whilst some pieces refer to memory – family, work and play connotations, others utilise formal visual language with compositions exploring letter and shape as pure form.

Sarah Gamble is an artist based in East Sussex. She graduated in Graphic Design from Wolverhampton Art College in 1982; after which she taught for 30 years, building a successful College Art department. She is now focusing on her own work with collage as her chosen media and has an MA in Sequential Design and Illustration from Brighton University (2001)

Sarah’s collages and assemblages use printed ephemera, magazines and discarded objects.  She collects old packaging and pre-loved toys and games. She is drawn to the worn and torn, the imperfections and irregularities that are an integral part of the history and presence of the forms she employs. As a departure from her design roots she often readdresses notions of form and function to develop abstract compositions.

Some of her pieces depict past technology; typewriters, radios, cameras, record players and old computers. Aiming to produce the essence of the machine and using her vast collection of source materials she constructs her own interpretations. Juxtaposition and contrast play a major part in her pieces, she constantly re-works and distorts, experimenting with colour, surface, fragments and left overs.

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