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Dutch Courage wasn’t always necessary. A series of abstruse spirals performed in a disused factory in Vauxhall, South London – gave rise to these undersea creatures, the likes of which Jacques Cousteau would have been happy to witness. The purpose? Again, to look at the ‘none mark’, the counterspace instead of the mark itself as an invasion of a ‘virgin’ white field of 100% cotton. Instead I made white marks on a black ground. The same mark, repeated, again and again.

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Painting in acrylics on canvas by Alan Dedman

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