
Artist: Brandon Williams
Title: “It’s Lonely At The Top”
Material/Technique: Etching
Size print: 13.97 x 10.16 cm
Edition: 10
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Artist: Brandon Williams
Title: “It’s Lonely At The Top”
Material/Technique: Etching
Size print: 13.97 x 10.16 cm
Edition: 10

About the artist
USA born artist Brandon Williams works in printmaking, specifically intaglio. He has an interest in precise drawing, attention to detail, and processes. His work deals with real and imaginary surroundings and subjects such as time, conflict and change. Architectural landscapes devoid of human presence brings the viewers attention to textures and patterns which creates a meditative state of mind. The work is multidimensional in the respect that it can be turned around its own axis, creating different spaces and motifs depending on how you shift it. Williams have even signed his work so that it can be seen from every side.

About the artist
USA born artist Brandon Williams works in printmaking, specifically intaglio. He has an interest in precise drawing, attention to detail, and processes. His work deals with real and imaginary surroundings and subjects such as time, conflict and change. Architectural landscapes devoid of human presence brings the viewers attention to textures and patterns which creates a meditative state of mind. The work is multidimensional in the respect that it can be turned around its own axis, creating different spaces and motifs depending on how you shift it. Williams have even signed his work so that it can be seen from every side.

USA born artist Brandon Williams works in printmaking, specifically intaglio. His works reveal a deep interest in precision and details. His architectural constructions, devoid of human presence, bring the viewer’s attention to the delicate and complex textures and patterns. These hypnotic, almost meditative, rooms resemble a zen garden to be rearranged when needed. This multidimensional aspect is intentional, in the sense that different perspectives appear when the viewer turns the print around its own axis.