
James Morton
My work evolves from an interest in people, and a basic need to capture an expression at a given moment. I use old photographs of people in everyday life, and the people i see around me. Aiming to depict a vulnerability, or melancholy, these paintings often take on an ethereal quality. Although each painting starts from an image, the relationship between the marks takes over from the original photo, which is then rarely referenced again during the painting process. I use gestural mark-making, manoeuvering the paint with different tools to manipulate the surface, creating definition and texture; pushing and pulling different features to the forefront of the painting to obtain balance.
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Kat Allen
Katherine Allen is a musician-turned-artist whose creative spirit has long sought expression through sound, image, and form. Though she came to painting only in…
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Chris Dye
I'm an impressionist watercolour artist with a strong recognisable style working primarily from my studio. I create contemporary watercolour paintings inspired by landscape and…
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Susie Brooks
Susie Brooks has worked as an Illustrator and Printmaker since 1991. She has an Honours Degree in Illustration and a Masters in Printmaking both…
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Mark Elliot Smith
2006 BA (Hons) Fine Art University Plymouth Mark Elliott Smith's work explores the realms of suggestive, enigmatic apparitions. His large abstract canvases are…
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Everyone showing this season
- Kat Allen
- Safa Aslam
- Liz Avery
- Jon Baker
- Will Bower
- John Brooks
- Susie Brooks
- Angie Broome
- Adam Cartwright
- Monica Cuellar
- Aly Dalrymple
- Chris Dye
- Kate Edmunds
- Anna Harley
- Geoffrey Harrison
- Michelle Hinshelwood
- Gail Mason
- Laurel Molly
- Jonathan Rolfe
- Mark Elliot Smith
- Tor Stanfield
- Micheline Watkins
- Tim Willcox
