All the artworks in this series are limited editions printed on Fine Art paper, signed and numbered by hand by the artist. Each artwork is framed and glazed in non-reflective glass and certificate of authenticity.
Obscura is a retrospective of recent works by David Turner FRSA.
With global pandemics, social and economic breakdown and the potential of a zombie apocalypse looming there has never been a more important time for this exclusive one-man show.
All the artworks in this series are limited editions printed on Fine Art paper, signed and numbered by hand by the artist. Each artwork is framed and glazed with non-reflective glass and supplied with a certificate of authenticity.

Obscura is a retrospective of recent works by David Turner FRSA. Talking about his inspiration, Turner says: “The world around us is moving ever faster and seemingly becoming more complex (and self destructive) every day. It has all become a blur of sensations, and there is often so much to make sense of it can become overwhelming. Through my drawings, prints and fine art photography I seek to connect with the continuities of the distant and recent past, and the princes, painters, poets, philosophers, and politicians who experienced tumultuous times, and aim to commune with my appreciation for their works and deeds. All this seems especially timely in this era of lockdowns, political crises from the US to Hong Kong and economic uncertainty.
David Turner FRSA is a well known visual artist whose work has been shown in galleries and public spaces on three continents including most recently the Florence Biennale. Upcoming exhibitions of his work include displays in London, Tokyo, and Barcelona. He is also a poet and a playwright/screenwriter and is currently developing a number of interactive and VR projects. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (RSA) a London based "creative think tank" founded in 1754.

Exhibitions:
Dyson Gallery, Chelsea
Bristol Art Show
Gallery du 808, Bristol
Substrate Gallery, Los Angeles
Miami Art Week/ Art Basel Miami
D&A Gallery,
Florence Biennale
Fitzrovia Gallery, London
Shibuya Station Exhibition, 3rd Edition, Tokyo Japan