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The Scarlett Bowman Domestic Bliss print combines a digital print base with a varnish overlay, finished with a flocking overlay that gives the piece a distinctive tactile texture. Depicting fragmented everyday domestic objects — a dishcloth, scouring pad, and jay cloth — the composition uses bold graphic colour patterns in red, blue, and pink. As the only edition in the series to feature a flocking overlay, this work carries a uniquely three-dimensional surface quality that sets it apart from standard digital prints.
With two works hanging next to a Tracey Emin at Ludlow House, Scarlett Bowman is one to watch. Bowman's digital print is accentuated with a varnish overlay, and as the only edition to feature a flocking overlay, this piece has a truly unique texture. Kate Bryan, Soho House Head of Collections, says, 'I love this really reduced aesthetic that she uses. She's using a dishcloth, a scouring pad, which is flocked, and the blue and white check, as brilliantly graphic and cool as it is, is actually a piece of jay cloth. She takes everyday domestic things and makes you see their fragmentations, their really interesting colour patterns. She's making you awake to the possibilities of art and design in the most mundane and quiet corners of your life.'
