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View In My Room
Painting, Acrylic on Wood
Size: 19.1 W x 15.7 H x 1.2 D in
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699 Views
2
This painting is from a series of 30 paintings that looks at memories as a form of images held in the time frame called the past. It involved tripping down memory’s lane and exploring the attachment held to moments lived, ideas shared in friendship and worlds discovered through discussions that became significant events to shape thoughts, ideas etc. in the present. This series represents a bridge from one space to the other.
2009
Acrylic on Wood
One-of-a-kind Artwork
19.1 W x 15.7 H x 1.2 D in
Not Framed
Not applicable
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I was born in Canada and have been living and painting in the UK for 30 years. My studio is in Abbotsbury, a 600 year old village in south west Dorset. This is where I work and exhibit my paintings. Viewing is by appointment only. In my painting I work with what I call the 'interior landscape'; I use images and ideas from my dreams to help me represent visually the mountain ranges and coastal plains inside a person. It takes time and reflection to collect this information and then develop it as an image. I build the image up slowly on paper, board or canvas, using materials dictated by the image and its complexity. I apply the paint with a palette knife, followed by layers of transparent glazes. This process is repeated until the desired textural effect is achieved. This sometimes means that a work will remain 'in progress' for several years. I like to refer to this process as an "archaeological dig" on a psychic level. My travels were a period of time when I was able to increase my knowledge in both dream material, exterior landscape and culture. I have lived and worked in several very different parts of the world: Florence, Italy: home of the Renaissance Period; Quimper, Brittany, France: working with the dream symbol active in the exterior landscape. Middle East: the horizon line in the desert has similar characteristics with the dream - continuously changing in shape and movement. The Himalayas: dreams are very different at this height. This gave me the idea that there is a space where dream and life meet. Great Britain: exploring the space where dream and life meet and translating that information into an image.
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