Philippe Le Miere 'Lost School Girl' romantic

Philippe Le Miere 'Lost School Girl' romanticPhilippe Le Miere's art offers a provocative and playful exploration of pop culture, shifting focus from the artist to the viewer. In 'Lost School Girl', familiar symbols are refracted through a funhouse mirror, challenging perceptions and inviting deeper reflection. This composition symbolizes the integration of fragmented memories and disparate ideas. The schoolgirl and her shadow, unified by the outlaw, visually merge into a single shape, opening

‘Merman and Woman’ can be read as mythical or romantic

It is a tale as old as time and under the artist’s hand

Frolicking in the serious and profane

making this work a kind of peripheral self-portrait

this bright yellow original pochoir print is unmissable and is a purr-fect choice for collectors of Pop and Postmodernist art

'Himba Mother & Child

‘In Memory…’ casts pebbles across empty space

Image Size: 22 x 28 cm

These highly collectable bookplates

‘Biggles the Cat’ is an ode to the everyday

Native to alchemy and Ancient Greek philosophy

Playful and impudent