• Trolley Dolly - Series No.3: 19E2255v2 - Close Detail View, a fine art photograph featuring a stylised mural of a girl resembling Snow White painted on a dark brick wall next to a wooden door, with a red and silver shopping trolley in the foreground. The artwork contrasts innocence with urban decay.
  • Trolley Dolly - Series No.3: 19E2255v2 - Room View, a fine art photograph featuring a stylised mural of a girl resembling Snow White painted on a dark brick wall next to a wooden door, with a red and silver shopping trolley in the foreground. The artwork contrasts innocence with urban decay.
  • Trolley Dolly - Series No.3: 19E2255v2 - 74x74cm, a fine art photograph featuring a stylised mural of a girl resembling Snow White painted on a dark brick wall next to a wooden door, with a red and silver shopping trolley in the foreground. The artwork contrasts innocence with urban decay.
  • Trolley Dolly - Series No.3: 19E2255v2 - 60x60cm, a fine art photograph featuring a stylised mural of a girl resembling Snow White painted on a dark brick wall next to a wooden door, with a red and silver shopping trolley in the foreground. The artwork contrasts innocence with urban decay.
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Trolley Dolly - Series No.2 - 60x60cm Square (#19E2255v2)

Trolley Dolly - Series No.2 - 60x60cm Square (#19E2255v2)

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Trolley Dolly - Series No.2: 19E2255v1 presents a quietly powerful urban scene where the edge of a stylised girl’s portrait peers out from a brick wall, her large, painted eye meeting the viewer with haunting immediacy. Beside her, a lone shopping trolley stands on the cracked pavement, poised against the backdrop of a wooden door and gridded street textures. The stark juxtaposition of the domestic and the discarded, of innocence and survival, becomes a subtle yet potent commentary on the unseen narratives of homelessness and marginalisation in urban spaces.

This fine art print forms part of Raymond Mather’s Trolley Dolly series, an evocative body of work that reimagines the language of pop surrealism to explore hidden homelessness, especially among women and youth. Each work in the series speaks to presence, absence, and the tension between care and neglect.

Printed on museum-grade archival cotton rag paper using archival pigment inks. Each work is individually signed and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.


Production and Provenance

Original image captured: 2019, Murwillumbah NSW
Limited edition of 50
Produced and fulfilled in Australia


Series Origin and Exhibition History

Trolley Dolly, Series No.2 was developed from the original images created for Series No.1, extending and reinterpreting the narrative initiated at The Other Portrait Exhibition, Murwillumbah, 2019.

Related Series

This artwork forms part of  Trolley Dolly Series No.2. The original works may be viewed in Trolley Dolly Series No.1.


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