To mark Rembrandt's 420th Birthday we have invited artist Siris Hill to the Rembrandt room to share how the Dutch painter inspired his practice and showcase innovate works from his series 'Ordinary' in the Roden Centre for Creative Learning.
Hill is a digital painter whose practice centres around challenging assumptions about people living with mental health conditions and his unique 3D printing technology breathes new life into the often-maligned genre of digital art. This event will be comprised of two parts, with Hill reflecting on his journey and formation as an artist in reference to Rembrandt's portraiture works before talking the audience through examples from his series 'Ordinary' alongside tactile samples of the printing in an interactive showcase of his work.
Join us to think about the power of art to introduce us to people, represent lives very different from our own, and change our perspectives.