Alexandra Gallagher's work celebrates the surreal and sublime: between memory, dreams and experience, it looks beyond our subjective limits and tells a story of inner imagination and thought. 'Daughter's Salvation' is a figure piece from her acclaimed series work, visceral and organic, the kind of composition her collectors describe as evocative of the surrealists while offering a contemporary take on materials and subject. At 60 × 60cm it is one of the larger paper editions in her catalogue, and at £250 from an artist whose aluminium editions sell at £1,250 and originals well beyond, it is the accessible way into her work.

Alexandra Gallagher is a British multidisciplinary artist working across collage, street art, prints, photography, painting and mixed media. Her work explores imagination, dreams, memory and experience, contemplating notions of feminism, sexuality and identity, often using women as subjects with geometric lines, historical symbolism and objects from the natural world; it fuses Art Nouveau's ornamentalism with surrealism's dreamlike quality to evoke the subconscious. She is award-winning on paper: Saatchi Showdown Surrealism Second Place Winner, Secret Art Prize Runner Up 2016, London Contemporary Art Prize 2018 Finalist and shortlisted for the Rise Art Prize, and has exhibited nationally and internationally including at the renowned Saatchi Gallery. She has been described as "one to watch", an emerging artist well worthy of collecting.

Edition: 50
Signed: Yes, signed and numbered by the artist (this piece is signed on the back) 
Medium: Giclée on 310gsm 100% cotton rag paper, archival museum-grade inks, guaranteed fade-proof for up to 100 years indoors or behind glass
Paper size: 60 × 60cm, with a plain white border to allow for mounting and framing
Year: 2016
Certificate: Accompanied by certificate of authenticity