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The Jack Burton 'The Numbers' print combines digital printing with two-colour screen printing, creating a layered composition of numerals set against a densely saturated tree image. A varnish overlay applied over the white ink catches the light, causing the numbers to stand out from the background with a subtle dimensional effect. The hybrid production technique — part digital, part screen print — gives the work a textural quality that distinguishes it from standard art prints.
Paintings featuring numbers or text break up a salon wall really well. Jack Burton's work feels playful, with numerals seemingly from a child's game of hopscotch incongruously placed over a densely saturated image of a beautiful tree. Jack's print is called a hybrid, in the sense that it begins as a digital print with two colours screenprinted over the top. A varnish overlay over the white beautifully picks up the light and makes the numbers pop out from the background. Kate Bryan, Soho House Head of Collections, says: 'I like Jack Burton's language because it's really peculiar but without ever closing you off - it's a bit surreal but there's a definite open entry, come in, play around with this image.'
