Judith Logan, Deepfake, 2026, painting, 20 x 20 x 4 cm (24.5 x 24.5 x 5 cm framed)
Year: 2026
Medium(s): acrylics on box canvas
Frame: bespoke wooden frame
- £325.00
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Return - This work is eligible for return.
Artist - Selected Recognitions
- Award-winning artist (Ulster Society of Women Artists’ awards)
- Exhibited at high profile exhibitions in N. Ireland (inc. Royal Ulster Academy Annual Exhibitions)
- Exhibited at high profile exhibitions in UK (incl. Sunday Times Watercolour Competition, and Royal Watercolour Society Annual Exhibitions)
Further information
Artist's commentary about this work: 'A small work in acrylics on canvas, this piece was firstly built up in layers, making patterns from handmade stencils and textured papers, before defining the figure in the foreground. This piece speaks to the modern culture of artificial intelligence and technology merging with humanity, and the negative effect it has on us, not least of which is the question of whether we can really believe all that we see or hear anymore.' Judith Logan
Judith Logan is an award-winning painter. She works in a variety of media – paint, pencil and print, and her art often features fascinating figures and interesting scenes of everyday life. Some pieces start with life captured in a sketchbook, others are committed to memory and embellished with imagination, or can draw upon literary sources. All bear a strong narrative element, born out the artist’s love for visual storytelling.
Find out more about this artist and view all her works on Judith Logan’s page.
