A plethora of stirring, almost hallucinogenic shades of violet and an undiagnosed strain of purple cling to the backspace, while the foreground is stolen and used to her advantage by a young woman engaged in a modern twist on a familiar traditional dance in Fletcher Sibthorp’s latest adventure in illustration. The acclaimed contemporary figurative artist makes a delightful and welcome habit of churning out stunning re-imaginations of flamenco dancers and those with a passion for modern performance routines, and ‘Vestido Blanco Con Roja’ is no exception to this unwritten rule that has, and continues to serve him so well. Swirling, involving, decadent thrills and spills, ruffles and layers of fabric and material billow and flow around the young woman, the cut of her clothe pivotal to her telling of the tale that’s woven into the culture that she represents, all tellingly subscribed to canvas by an artist at the top of his game.