Keith Maiden

Keith Maiden

Original from Wolverhamptom, Keith now works from his studio by the Welsh coast. Describing his work as storytelling, Keith uses art to ask questions about our society. Exploring themes of narcissism, greed and civil unrest, his paintings intertwine raw emotion with a hunger to understand the world around us. Keith has no formal training and instead relies on his instincts. His ideas begin with hand-drawn scribbles before they are developed as a storyboard. Once he is happy with the composition, Keith paints using layer upon layer of graphite, acrylic, oil and soft pastel. Recent influences include fictional soldiers and police from the Star Wars films, and the changing roles of women in society. He often includes political symbols such as the British flag to incite

Available works

Behind The Mask

Keith Maiden

Behind The Mask

93.94 × 73.63 cm

Edition of 25 - Signed

£550

Eaton Mess

Keith Maiden

Eaton Mess

106.64 × 86.33 cm

Edition of 10 - Signed

£650

Tug of Whore UK

Keith Maiden

Tug of Whore UK

86.33 × 106.64 cm

Edition of 10 - Signed

£450

Tug of Whore EU

Keith Maiden

Tug of Whore EU

86.33 × 106.64 cm

Edition of 10 - Signed

£450

Sorrow Behind Your Smile Love Behind Your Anger

Keith Maiden

Sorrow Behind Your Smile Love Behind Your Anger

80 × 60 cm

Edition of 25 - Signed

£550

Persona Non Grata

Keith Maiden

Persona Non Grata

91.4 × 124.41 cm

Edition of 25 - Signed

£795

Black Gold

Keith Maiden

Black Gold

Edition of 25 - Signed

£595

Black Gold

Keith Maiden

Black Gold

80 × 60 cm, framed

Edition of 25 - Signed

£695

Till Debt Tears Us Apart

Keith Maiden

Till Debt Tears Us Apart

110 × 90 cm

Edition of 25 - Signed

£695

Ants

Keith Maiden

Ants

72 × 100 cm

Edition of 10 - Signed

£695

Classic Rock Collection - Amy Winehouse

Keith Maiden

Classic Rock Collection - Amy Winehouse

80 × 60 cm, framed

Edition of 25 - Signed

£695

Biography

conversation. "I am not after perfection, I paint from the heart and strive for emotion and feeling in my work. It's not just about putting paint on a canvas - I want people to feel the painting, whatever the subject

may be."