Mondrian Bach Art Print by Simon Stockley

About this print

When Simon was about five years old, his folks rented a Mondrian-style bach on Whangaparāoa Peninsula. Simon reminisces about the boldly decorated holiday baches of the 1960s - a haven for genuine style beyond societal norms, with fibrolite panels painted in a spectrum of colors. Those summers were cherished - sandcastles, water play, sunburns - all without a worry. His inaugural flight on a Tourist Air Travel seaplane adds to the memories.

Simon does not use AI in his artwork, instead he uses 3D rendering and digital painting applications which he has specialised in for nearly 30 years.

Edition open in A4-A0
Printed by endemicworld on mid-weight acid free paper w/ archival inks
Framing style simple w/ classic moulding

About the Artist

Simon Stockley has been producing art for well over 50 years He attended Elam School of Fine Arts in  1979 where he was lectured by Robert Ellis, Dick Frizzell and Don Binney. Throughout the 80’s Simon became a muralist and a freelance illustrator creating a lot of editorial illustrations for publications like Pacific Way, NZ Business and Metro. His most prominent mural is the Southern Right Whales mural on Dominion Road, Auckland which has become somewhat iconic lasting nearly 40 years. From the early 90’s Simon began using Photoshop to create his illustrations and from the mid 90s moved on to 3D applications. For the last 25 years Simon has focused on computer generated images, using them for  dance party posters and source material for paintings. More recently has produced finished works in digital medium for printmaking.