A surrealist image of a couple accessing their safety deposit box. Two keys were needed to gain access. A lacy glove and black suit depicts the 1960's era. There are over 3800 engraved stainless steel safety deposit boxes in the Vault of the Ned, still there to this day. They once stored gold bullion deposits of £335m (£15 billion in today's money) 12 x 8" matte Type C print, 2016UnframedEdition of 25 - very limited availability.£250 The back of the print will be signed with an edition number and Gina Soden's signature. Shipping times - The prints are made to order via a professional lab then sent to Gina for packaging and postage so please allow around 10 days for production and delivery. The work can be framed on request for an extra £50 per print. This does not include shipping.Please order the print and then email Gina to request a frame - [email protected] allow up to 3 weeks for printing and framing. The Ned CommissionIn early 2017, Gina was commissioned by Soho House to create artwork for the incredible Edwin ‘Ned’ Lutyens designed Grade I listed former Midland Bank in the heart of the city. Gina created a series of 8 new works for the collection, using archival imagery of the workers building the foundations of the bank in 1928, and images of the staff, managers, cleaners and photographs of when the bank was open to the public. She also made another series of works for the Dining room. Please email to see a full list of works available - [email protected]
