Yellow Saxophone
Description:
Yellow Saxophone was created using acrylic and charcoal. It symbolises one of the lifelines - one of the threads of hope - that helped me survive BIND (Benzodiazepine-Induced Neurological Dysfunction).
I first picked up a saxophone at age 10, inspired partly by The Blues Brothers and a childhood soundscape of blues and rock ’n’ roll. Even then, the saxophone struck me as almost more human than a voice - its sound raw, emotional, and alive.
There was something sculptural about it - like holding a work of art that breathes.
Years later, when I lived in France, playing sax became part of my weekly rhythm - rehearsing in dimly lit, soundproofed basement rooms, releasing raw feeling into the air before stepping out into the sunlit streets for a beer with the band.
This piece is a reflection of that time - of the deep gratitude I hold for music as an emotional outlet, for the soul-level sound of the saxophone, and for the desire to return to those moments; to live and experience them again.
There are 4 ways to own Yellow Saxophone
- Limited Edition Prints (all pieces are signed):
- Small (12" x 12"): 55 available: £40 signed & numbered, free UK shipping (international shipping is extra).
- Medium (18" x 18"): 40 available: £110 signed & numbered, free UK shipping (international shipping is extra).
- Large (30" x 30"): 15 available: £330 signed & numbered, free UK shipping (international shipping is extra).
- Original Painting (comes with Certificate of Authenticity):
- 30 x 30 inch on canvas (as pictured)
- Silent auction format. To place a bid, email contact@toxsick.org.
- Limited Edition Prints (all pieces are signed):
