Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts

Thursday, 23 October 2025

Frances Featherstone

 


Intricately observed, richly decorative paintings observed from above by Frances Featherstone, who delights in a cacophony of textile and surface pattern. This series is called 'From the Perspective of Angels'.












Monday, 8 January 2024

Hans Lannèr


There is a fragility and transience in the paintings of Hans Lannèr, his figures are smudges and blurs and his buildings seem so fragile all to be gone in the blink of the world's eye.








Tuesday, 11 April 2023

Maijastiina

 


Finish painter Maijastiina, uses spray paint on canvas to create these joyful simple soft paintings. 




Thursday, 16 February 2023

Mark Little

 


Mark Little's compositions use a collage of fabric, canvas and wood as a basis for his paintings. 






Friday, 13 January 2023

Janny Bruinsma

 


Janny Bruinsma's paintings use a mixture of collage paint and textile to create the texture of thought and feeling and evoke the passage of time. 




 

Saturday, 3 September 2022

Protest

 


Sorry I suddenly got 'don't breathe busy', preparing for open doors. 

I have not had an exhibition for over 20 years, something I intend to rectify soon,  but I do open my house once a year to share what I have been up to. 

What I have been 'up to' is a lot of collage. I find it is a great way to creatively deal with things life is throwing my way. 

For years I have loved the particular papier-mâché of layers of paper on billboards so I have printed some of my collages and collaged them onto billboard mâché, this seems right, it is recycling, it is using capitalist adverts, the colours are bright and I love the images. 

I have also collaged smaller works using the printed layer of boxes from supermarkets. 



I have also been painting and so there is more traditional work in the mix, with illustration work too.



Saturday, 13 August 2022

Katja Leibenath

 


Wonderful, awkward, casualness in the stance and outfits of the latest series of paintings by Katja Leibenath