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Twirl Screenprint | Kylie Chan (HK)

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Twirl Screenprint | Kylie Chan (HK)A pair of dancers moves forward in close step, captured through Kylie Chans loose, expressive linework and understated sense of rhythm. The composition feels intimate and quietly theatrical, balancing the openness of the white background with the closeness of the figures themselves. Their mirrored movement and relaxed posture give the print a sense of ease, as though caught mid song or midway through a slow turn across the dance floor. Printed on

A pair of dancers moves forward in close step, captured through Kylie Chan’s loose, expressive linework and understated sense of rhythm. The composition feels intimate and quietly theatrical, balancing the openness of the white background with the closeness of the figures themselves. Their mirrored movement and relaxed posture give the print a sense of ease, as though caught mid-song or midway through a slow turn across the dance floor.

Printed on Somerset paper, this hand-finished screen print combines bold black drawing with soft pastel-painted accents radiating behind the figures. Flecks of pale pink and turquoise form a subtle halo-like burst that introduces movement and atmosphere while keeping the composition restrained and minimal. The deckled paper edge and visible hand-rendered details reinforce the tactile quality of the piece. This edition is hand-numbered to 16 and signed by the artist.

Its vertical composition and sparse palette make it especially well suited for layered gallery walls, reading corners, studios, or interiors that lean graphic, playful, and contemporary.

Product Details
• Made by / Designed by: Kylie Chan
• Type: Screen print with hand-painted details
• Materials: Somerset paper
• Edition of 16

Perfect for
• Contemporary gallery walls
• Minimal and illustration-focused interiors
• Creative studios and workspaces
• Collectors of independent printmaking
• Layered salon-style art displays
• Gifts for lovers of contemporary drawing and graphic art

A quiet, movement-filled composition that brings warmth and rhythm into a space.

Color may vary slightly depending on screen settings.

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