Jeff Gillette
Jeff Gillette examines the aesthetic structures and visual patterns of human settlement, specifically that of shantytown style slums in India and South America. To the artist, there is something ineffable behind the obviously chaotic and desperate appearance of these places — a universality of human spirit and a strange beauty which comes out of the necessity and raw honesty of the will to survive.
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Prints
All prints are published by Bert Green Fine Art and are shipped unframed
Castle Landfill Kids
Archival Pigment Print on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Paper
Edition of 40
Signed and Numbered by the artist
18 x 24” (paper), 15.2x 22.75” (image)
2022
$250
Goofy Hiroshima
Digital Print
Open Edition
Signed by artist on lower right
Paper 13 x 19”, image 11.25 x 18"
2021
$100
Mickey Billboard Plastic
Digital Print
Open Edition
Signed by artist on lower right
Paper 13 x 19”, image 11.25 x 18"
2021
$100
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Original Works
Prices on request
Dismaland 2025
Acrylic and collage on canvas
20 x 24”
2024
Art History Shack (Johns)
Spray paint, acrylic and collage on canvas
24 x 24”
2023
Art History Shack (Rauschenberg)
Spray paint, acrylic and collage on canvas
24 x 24”
2023
Mickey Shack
Spray paint, acrylic and collage on canvas
24 x 24”
2023
Vegas Desert Dump
Acrylic and oil on canvas
16.25 x 16.25"
2021
Mickey Shack No Dump
Watercolor, ink, graphite, charcoal
Image 3.65 x 5.65", Frame 11.4 x 13.4"
2021
Mickey Shack Second Look
Watercolor, graphite, ink, charcoal, collage
Image 4.7 x 6.9", Frame 9.5 x 11..5"
2021
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