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Cameron Fraser and Karl Mono


KARL GHATTAS

The collaborative prints were done with an artist friend  Karl Ghattas, in London and Barcelona.  The collaborative work began after a conversation with Karl on the phone.  He said he had an idea for a print of a an end grain of timber with the spirals overprinted a number of times.  Thinking about it, I went for a walk on the beach in Sheerness where I was living and found the perfect piece of drift wood. The results can be seen in Abolorius.  From then on we made a variety of prints with Karl having ideas and me putting them into printed form.

After a 10 year battle with a damaged heart, unfortunately he died last year of a heart attack.

As with all Karl's metal plate stele we made a print.  Karl's last art work was a large plate, it is unfinished.  I have made a print of it and called it The Poet, as his last words on the plate are, ¨The artist is dead long live the poet¨

Karl spent the last years of his life writing poetry.

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