Richard Peacock is a printmaker based at the Chocolate Factory studios in North London. He makes screen prints and woodcuts.
His work combines elements of abstraction and pop art, with a love of colour and rhythm. He often uses discarded packaging to make the stencils for his screen prints and raids skips for wood for his wood cuts.
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New hope
The overlapping circle grids are alive with possibility. 4 black circle grids, 4 coloured ones one top to create an interesting effect.£200View
Modular 1
The first of the modular prints, overlapping incomplete circles and squares.£200View
Modular 3
Modular 3 uses 2 simple elements and overprinting to build a complex composition.£280View
St Catherine
A perfectly twisting shape and the colours as a standalone piece – like a seed ready to burst.£120View
Rolling Thunder
The zig-zagging white lightning path leads you on a journey through the composition of triangles.£220View
Multipurpose No. 5
One of a series of “multi-purpose” screen prints, all using the same stencil£220View
A round
Just 6 overlapping circle grids. The uneven spacing between the lines helps make this piece, with shapes disappearing and re-emerging.£210View
Stolen hours
A place to escape to, in a sometimes difficult world.£210View
Vibration
The L-shaped stencil from Modular 3 is turned, making a composition of Ws and Ms. The white negative-space zig-zags between the rows.£280View
Fecund
The triangles never join into circles, they fill the space awkwardly, they are spiky.£280View
Marginal
The corners of each rectangle show the original colours.£300View