Carmen Tyrrell

Carmen Tyrrell art work is a celebration of the Human Body through expressive paintings and drawings. She is fascinated by its beauty, complexity and sophistication as structure and through movement. Every day life, society with people features and interaction are a rich source of inspiration and interpretation.
The artist's interest in interpersonal relationships, life, love and harmony helps her create the themes of her works.
Sensual and sensitive Female Figures, emotional Lovers connected through powerful feelings of love and passion and Portraits, a series of faces, features and emotions, are her preferred subjects.
Generally she alternates the subjects and media and creates a series at the time. This way she keeps the spontaneity and freshness. The style of work is energetic and enthusiastic.
The paintings are usually bold, colourful and textural with vibrant and tonal combinations using mainly the palette knife or wide brushes. The creative process is captivating and exciting without knowing exactly how the work will look like in the end. Having a series of 2-3 paintings, she likes to work simultaneously and use acrylics which dry fast and allow application of several layers.
Working with charcoal and pastels she feels ...

Bucharest Academy of Fine Art.
Bucharest School of Fine Art.
Private tuition in well established Romanian artist studios.

www.carmentyrrell.co.uk.

- Liverpool Art Fair 2019 - 14th June - 1st September - group
- Wensley Gallery - Carmen Tyrrell - Life Drawings - Solo exhibition 2008 - Bury
- Drawing the Figure 2 - Carmen Tyrrell - Solo exhibition 2005- Rochdale
- Drawing The Figure 1- Carmen Tyrrell -Solo exhibition 2004 - Rochdale
- A Place In The Sun - Open Exhibition - 23rd August- 7th September 2003 - Rochdale
- Blackburn Textile Museum - Open Art Exhibition - 2003 -group
- Manchester Open Art Exhibition- 2000- group
- Triptych Carmen Tyrrell, Ian Lord and Ray Willson - group exhibition -Haslingden Public Library- 1999
-The Haworth Annual Open Art Exhibition 1999
- Bucharest-Romania - group open art exhibitions