• Trolley Dolly - Series No.2: 19E2255v7 - Close Detail View, a ghostly doll with large eyes emerges from a dark blue brick wall beside a red handled shopping trolley. A timber door glows with fiery textures layered from market imagery. The surreal scene explores invisibility, homelessness, and emotional fragility through layered urban symbolism.
  • Trolley Dolly - Series No.2: 19E2255v7 - Room View, a ghostly doll with large eyes emerges from a dark blue brick wall beside a red handled shopping trolley. A timber door glows with fiery textures layered from market imagery. The surreal scene explores invisibility, homelessness, and emotional fragility through layered urban symbolism.
  • Trolley Dolly - Series No.2: 19E2255v7 - 74x74cm, a ghostly doll with large eyes emerges from a dark blue brick wall beside a red handled shopping trolley. A timber door glows with fiery textures layered from market imagery. The surreal scene explores invisibility, homelessness, and emotional fragility through layered urban symbolism.
  • Trolley Dolly - Series No.2: 19E2255v7 - 60x60cm, a ghostly doll with large eyes emerges from a dark blue brick wall beside a red handled shopping trolley. A timber door glows with fiery textures layered from market imagery. The surreal scene explores invisibility, homelessness, and emotional fragility through layered urban symbolism.
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Trolley Dolly - Series No.2 - 60x60cm Square (#19E2255v7)

Trolley Dolly - Series No.2 - 60x60cm Square (#19E2255v7)

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Trolley Dolly - Series No.2: 19E2255v7, bathed in electric blues and deep shadows, this atmospheric artwork by Raymond Mather conjures a quiet unease. A wide eyed doll figure, partially hidden in the brick façade, peers out with longing and uncertainty. Her ghostly presence is both childlike and charged, set against the stark realism of an empty shopping trolley resting near a worn timber door, layered with fiery textures and flickers of domestic memory.

Part of the Trolley Dolly collection, this image meditates on social invisibility and the haunting undercurrents of homelessness, particularly among women and children. The work captures a tension between fantasy and survival, façade and truth, asking us to reconsider what and who we pass by each day.

This artwork is professionally printed on museum grade fine art paper using archival inks to ensure exceptional depth, colour vibrancy, and longevity.

Limited edition 50.

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