Showing posts with label vibrant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vibrant. Show all posts

Friday, 1 July 2016

New painting and the natural beauty of colour


The Artist Outside his studio with new painting / 2016

There is something about seeing the true colours of a painting in the natural, pure daylight which I just love. 

Getting a decent photograph outside in the English weather is often a challenge, especially when it's nearly always raining like it has been this summer, to timing is key. 

The natural light exhibits the authentic, aesthetic quality of the paint at its best. You can feel the colours jumping out at you, wrapping around you, embracing in all their beauty.

The asymmetrical balance in this work supports the larger range of clear colours.  Following Kandinsky, intuition is a guide in the process of constructing the layers of colour.

Despite the abstract imagery, my paintings act in an interpellative manner to engage the subjectivity of the viewer, whilst also imparting an energizing, positive sense of possibility. Most important to me is to animate the viewers’ space with a stimulating appreciation of movement and vivacity. 

This painting, with its unconstrained energy, aspires to music, having its own rhythm, flow and emotion. 




 Rocking With The Weapons Of Creation And Destruction

 Acrylic on canvas          160 x 160 cm

Friday, 29 April 2016

SOLD PAINTINGS!


Excellent news! Just sold these two paintings for an enterprise being developed in Bath.

These are earlier pieces, but also my largest works to date. I'm looking forward to seeing them up in their new venue. I'll keep you posted.



   In The Mechanical Console Of My Orchestral Eye
    Acrylic on canvas - 2011
   183 x 283 cm



The Clicking And Exploding Of Chance Actions
Acrylic on canvas - 2011
213 x 213 cm