I Bite & Sting (Wolf)

by Stephen Chambers RA

One of twelve works in the I Bite & I Sting series, this etching by Stephen Chambers RA is currently on show in the Academicians' Room, as part of his Chapters display.

"Hopefully laced with levity, they are my personal riposte to the world in our current wonky times, the toil and the strains. They were drawn in Berlin and printed in London during the first Covid lockdown. I intend them to be an affirmative, jocular growl at those things which block our path. 12 animals that are likely to bite back should their tail be tweaked. They are, in that sense, all self-portraits." - Stephen Chambers

£840.00

Artwork details

Material Etching
Dimensions 26 x 27cm

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Product story

‘Each set begins with an idea, is made in a compressed period of time and once concluded, abandoned. Consequently, each set represents a moment and a collaboration. Each having its own identity. I, as their maker, am the only constant. The results: chapters.’ - Stephen Chambers

This display showcases the diverse and inventive work of Royal Academician Stephen Chambers. Bringing together multiple series, Chapters is as much about concentrated stages of the artistic process as it is an eclectic representation of collaboration in print.

Produced using different techniques, in tandem with several master print studios, the resulting sets demonstrate a spectrum of visual possibilities within the medium of printmaking, whilst retaining the strong narrative of Chambers’ work.

About Stephen Chambers RA

Stephen Chambers RA trained at Central St Martin's and Chelsea School of Art in London and graduated with a Masters from Chelsea School of Art in 1983. He won many scholarships and awards, including a Rome Scholarship, a Fellowship at Winchester School of Art, and a Mark Rothko Memorial Trust Travelling Award. Chambers has previously collaborated on three dance projects with the Royal Ballet: 'Sleeping... Go to artist page