'Metropolis' by Rosalie Gascoigne is a captivating exploration of urban life through the medium of cut-up and reassembled retro-reflective road signs. The artwork's dynamic composition weaves together fragments of text and vibrant yellow hues, capturing the chaotic rhythm of cityscapes. Gascoigne's technique of assemblage transforms everyday materials into a striking visual narrative, reflecting the interplay between order and disorder in metropolitan environments. The piece engages viewers with its bold typography and layered textures, inviting contemplation of the urban experience.

About Metropolis by Rosalie Gascoigne

Created in 1999, 'Metropolis' measures 35 inches in length and 28 inches in width. As a master of abstraction and assemblage, Gascoigne's work is celebrated for its innovative use of materials and conceptual depth. This piece, acquired in Sydney, Australia, exemplifies her ability to transform mundane objects into profound artistic statements. The retro-reflective quality of the road signs adds an interactive element, changing with the viewer's perspective. Gascoigne's work, held in prestigious collections worldwide, resonates with themes of transformation and modernity, making it a significant addition to any contemporary art collection.