‘LUSH – 1 garden 2 artists’
Exhibition at The Square Club, 15 Berkeley Square, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 1HB
16 Feb – 30 April 2024 : 7am–9pm Mon – Sat, 9am–4pm Sun.
A collaborative exhibition with artist Stephanie Gay –The LUSH exhibition was inspired by visits to the University of Bristol Botanic Garden. There are 14 paintings and drawings in the collection and each hold an environmental story.
100 x 100cm. framed
Oil on canvas
£1850
Awaken, was inspired by nature’s force. Emerging out of the darkness of winter, each spring without fail.
100 x 100cm. framed
Oil on canvas
£1850
A simple celebration of peonies. My favourite flower.
100 x 100cm. framed
Oil on canvas
£1850
Capturing the movement of flowers in the breeze.
Oil on Canvas 60cm x 60cm, framed
SOLD
This absolutely fabulous peony, Claire de Lune is one of my early spring favourites. Its pale single flowers with a mounding centre of yellow stamens seem to float above large, deep green leaves. As the sweet scented flower ages it pales in colour. A little piece of the moon in flower form.
80 x 80cm, framed
oil on canvas
£1200
Nasturtiums. Grown in the ground with beautiful edible petals and leaves. Here, cut for beauty and out of its comfort zone.
100 x 100cm, framed
oil on canvas
£1850
A reminder to look up and witness the life and strength of sky reaching trees. With a slightly jarring palette, we are reminded that deforestation and forest fires are real threats to our ancient friends… and us.
70 x 100cm
Acrylic on deep box canvas
£1600
The floral industry has loose regulatory status because flowers are not edible crops and are exempt from regulations on pesticide residues, although they carry significantly more pesticides than allowed on foods.
This painting highlights our human desire to exploit nature for our own momentary pleasure.
40cm x 40cm Acrylic on birch board, framed
£650
Painted after a trip to Kendal, walking in the misty and murky autumn landscape.
60 x 60cm, framed
Oil on canvas
£850
Just feel where the forest takes you…
60 x 60cm, framed
Acrylic on canvas
£850
80 x 80cm, framed
Archival ink on paper
£1650
Drawn with only vertical lines, Symphony was created from the trunk upwards, adding leaves last, just as a tree would grow.
80 x 80cm. framed
Archival ink on paper
£1650
This ancient oak was created using only vertical lines. Thousands of strokes to create this wondrous tree of life. The tree of life is a common idea in cultures throughout the world. It represents, at times, the source of life, a force that connects all lives, or the cycle of life and death itself.
40cm x 40cm archival ink on paper, framed
As seen on Landscape Artist of the Year 2023
£650
Created from a photograph I took on one of my long runs.
40cm x 40cm archival ink on paper, framed
£650
