Dinah Dufton

Interested in the notion of identity, Dinah's work uses topographical techniques to create hyper-real people, people who exist only on her canvas. Lying somewhere between abstract and figurative, between reality and fiction, her work has a highly seductive and sensual appeal.
 
More recently, Dinah's work has started to explore the concept of desire itself, using the motif of the bed as the locus of desire, the stage for the conception of dreams - in all senses.
 
Dinah Dufton trained at Central St. Martin's College of Art, and has since gone on to exhibit internationally. Her growing reputation has been highlighted by nominations for Becks Futures 2002, ICA 2003, and a host of corporate collectors such as Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, and The Bank of America. In addition to receiving extensive critical acclaim, Dinah's work has been acknowledged for its investment potential by both The Financial Times and The Independent newspapers.
 
All of Dinah's original work is painted using acrylic on canvas. Commissioned original artwork is also available by this artist.