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The Fastest

Limited Edition by Mackenzie Thorpe

£1,450

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  • Edition: 195
  • Dimensions: 43 x 38 x 17 cm
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Mackenzie Thorpe’s ‘The Fastest’ is a captivating limited edition sculpture that embodies the spirit of speed and determination. Crafted from hand-painted resin, this piece is part of Thorpe’s renowned Studio Collection. The sculpture features a dynamic cyclist, poised in a racing position, adorned in a striking blue outfit with a vivid red helmet. The minimalist design of the bicycle, with its sleek black lines, adds a modern touch, while the cyclist’s focused expression captures the essence of competitive drive. Measuring 43 × 38 cm when framed, this artwork is a perfect blend of movement and stillness, making it a compelling addition to any art collection. Its vibrant colours and unique form will bring energy and inspiration to your space, serving as a reminder of the power of perseverance and passion. Mackenzie Thorpe is a celebrated British artist known for his emotive and accessible artwork. Born in Middlesbrough, his early life experiences heavily influence his work, often reflecting themes of love, hope, and struggle. Thorpe’s unique style combines traditional techniques with contemporary subjects, making his pieces both timeless and modern. His art has been exhibited worldwide, earning him a dedicated following and critical acclaim. Thorpe’s ability to convey deep emotion through simple forms and vibrant colours has made him a beloved figure in the art community.

About the Artist

The eldest of seven children, Mackenzie grew up in the industrial town of Middlesbrough, in the north of England. He remembers a rich colourful childhood, filled with both love and struggle, when even as a young child, despite an absence of traditional drawing materials, he felt compelled to draw and create. It is fair to say, his early experiences inform his work to this day. Despite struggling at school with undiagnosed dyslexia, his creativity shone through; after a spell working in manual jobs, Mackenzie’s persistence and dedication to art won him a place at the then, Middlesbrough College of Art…

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