The Sister Troop (2009) is a striking collection that showcases Gary Hume’s innovative approach to color, shape and abstraction. Each of the ten screenprints demonstrates Hume’s signature technique of color blocking, with compositions that suggest various forms—perhaps figures or objects—yet remain intentionally open to interpretation. The bold use of color evokes a sense of playfulness while maintaining an air of sophistication, inviting viewers to explore the nuances of each print.

The texture and layering inherent in screen-printing add depth to the work, enhancing the viewer’s experience of Hume’s vibrant palette. Through this series,

Hume strikes a delicate balance between abstraction and subtle reference, allowing for personal engagement with the artworks while encouraging individual interpretations of color and form. This portfolio not only highlights Hume’s mastery of technique but also reflects his ongoing exploration of the emotional and conceptual power of color.

Renowned for his smooth surfaces and vibrant solid colors, Hume’s work often distills complex forms into essential elements, emphasizing the interplay between positive and negative space. This portfolio exemplifies his ability to create pieces that are both minimal and visually arresting.