I
make topographical paintings, but ones, which explore a scene's inherent
changeability. A beach whose topography is constant is nevertheless
continuously changing as tides and the weather bring different features
into prominence - as well as according to the moods and the powers of
observation of the individual viewer. My paintings take account of all
this by their constant, almost random, variation in their use of
materials with concomitant effects on the emergence of images. The sea
between Maidens, a fishing village in South Ayrshire, Scotland and
Northern Ireland was officially named the Malin Sea by the Ospar
Convention a few years ago. I have works in various private collections
around the world. For more information on availability and prices please
contact me.
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