"Goldfinger" by Magnus Gjoen (2018).
Dimensions: 91.5 cm x 91.5cm
Medium: Solvent inks and acrylic with 24ct gold leaf, on board. Framed
Inspired by the novel by Ian Fleming.

The artwork was created for TO PAINT A DEADLY PICTURE, a charity art project organised by Eazl, with the permission of Ian Fleming Publications.

About Magnus Gjoen:
Exhibited worldwide, Magnus Gjoen’s work questions notions of beauty by juxtaposing a range of styles and media, incorporating a street and pop aesthetic with a fine art approach. His pieces draw on history and allusion, using existing artworks or fragments from the past to create his own, contemporary aesthetic.

About Eazl:
Eazl CIC is a creative social enterprise that organises projects, exhibitions and events focused on art and music. Recent projects included a UK-wide touring exhibition endorsed by Sir Paul McCartney and inspired by ‘Images of a Woman’, the only painting ever made by The Beatles.

About Ian Fleming Publications:
Ian Fleming Publications Ltd and The Ian Fleming Estate work together to protect and uphold the legacy of Ian Fleming and his writing. Their aim is to promote and make available all of Ian Fleming’s books worldwide and keep the James Bond brand alive through the publication of new stories by contemporary authors.

Image credit: The artwork is shown above on display at Bletchley Park in 2018. Images by Jakob Ebrey Photography, copyright Bletchley Park.