My painting “Places not Linked, Places That Disappear 2” (mixed media on canvas 31.5x 32cms) has been accepted in Storiel annual open exhibition 2019 in Bangor.

The painting is for sale and will be there until September the 07th 2019.

This exhibition is now finished and I was glad to hear that IN LIMBO 3 has sold:

10 of my latest work are on display in Balaclafa CARN in Caernarfon. The festival is a non profit event to raise money for Bangor Women’s Aid and to celebrate the creativity and talent of women in North Wales.

All works are for sale and part of the money will go to Women’s Aid Bangor . The festival will go on until the 6th of April.

Places that Disappear 1

Places that Disappear 3

Places that Disappear 7

From left to right: Places that Disappear 1, 3 and 7 all measuring approximately 12.5×17.5cm

I have at last managed to upload several works I made in the past. They are in the section Art books :

•  2014 Transcription of one of the photographer Tom Wood’s work

• 2012 A book in memory of my father (private collection)

And in the section Collage and other projects :

• 2017 A box I made for the wedding of a couple of friends (private collection)

Good news, the Insight exhibition has been extended until the 28th of April.

They hope that Mostyn café will reopen soon, but in the meantime you are welcome to go and have a look. All works are for sale.

Very glad that my painting “Places not Linked, Places That Disappear 2” (mixed media on canvas 31.5x 32cms) has been accepted to the annual open exhibition of the Royal Cambrian Academy in Conwy.

The exhibition is open until the 9th of February 2019.

I am pleased to have been chosen among other artists in North Wales to have 5 of my works exhibited in the café of the Gallery Mostyn in Llandudno.

You can see the work on the first floor where the café is:

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Three paintings of the series In Limbo, as well as Outreaching Limbs and Winter will be on show for four months. Come if you can!

Some photos of the Polymorph paintings in Parc Meurig Bethesda

My Polymorphs sat against the trees like tired little deflated creatures. It was a bit more windy than I thought, and again the paintings looked like tiny details in the woods. I think the sun bringing some shadows helped pop up the colours that I chose to be in contrast with the existing colours of the trees.

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Branches, dead leaves and moss all ended up on the surface of the canvas, and very quickly some insects started to investigate the paintings.

The weather was much better than last year and lots of people came to see art and performances. A big thank you to Lisa for organising this event every year.

Check out the new work I recently uploaded in the section Collage and other projects and Painting