Me quo que

By Gina Parr

oil, charcoal and acrylic on canvas

h: 120 w: 140 d: 4 (cms).

The Painting, from the Artist’s series “The great divide“ explores Parr’s experience of being female and hence stereotyped by society as being feminine, and the conflicts and questions often raised by this, as always with her painting, expressed through abstracted scape and form.

“Me quo que”, “Me too” in Latin. The purpose of using the Latin form references the very long history of inequality and abuse leading to the "Me Too" movement which aims to empower women through empathy and strength in numbers, especially young and vulnerable women, by visibly demonstrating how many women have survived sexual assault and harassment, especially in the workplace.

£5750

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Emily Hahn

By Kate Milsom

Oil & Collage on Gesso Board

h: 44 w: 54 d: 3 (cms).

Emily Hahn 1905 – 1997: was an American journalist and author. Considered an early feminist and called "a forgotten American literary treasure" by The New Yorker magazine, she was the author of 54 books and more than 200 articles and short stories. Her novels in the 20th century played a significant role in opening up Asia and Africa to the west. Her extensive travels throughout her life and her love of animals influenced much of her writing. After living in Florence and London in the mid-1920s, she traveled to the Belgian Congo and hiked across Central Africa in the 1930s. In 1935 she traveled to Shanghai, where she taught English for three years and became involved with prominent figures, such as The Soong Sisters and the Chinese poet, Zau Sinmay.

In 1924, prior to graduating from mining engineering school, she traveled 2,400 miles across the United States in a Model T-Ford dressed as a man with her friend, Dorothy Raper. During her drive across New Mexico, she wrote about her travel experiences to her brother-in-law, who, unbeknownst to her, forwarded the letters she wrote to The New Yorker. This jump-started her early career as a writer. Hahn wrote for The New Yorker from 1929 to 1996.

£1350

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An Imagined Love

By June Carey RSW RGI PAI

Pastel

h: 169 w: 118 d: 3 (cms).

This work tells the story of the female figure imagining the presence of her lost love. He is embracing her.She is hoping he will return.

£6000

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Man with Flowers

By Belinda eaton

Acrylic and canvas

h: 116 w: 89 d: 3 (cms).

From my series of people immersed in pattern

£5000

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In reflection

By Chrissie Birchall

Oil

h: 51 w: 51 d: 4 (cms).

£950

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Bringing in the Boat

By Eileen St Julian-Bown

Screenprint

h: 29 w: 21 d: 1 (cms).

Part of a series using Putney Bridge in the picture.  I wanted to introduce people with their boats at the end of a days sailing. 

£195.00

£160.00 (Unframed)

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Uprising

By Roya Khalili

oil colours

h: 61 w: 80 d: 2 (cms).

With my heart's Uprising, I shall pass the past and darkness. The boundless patience blows a powerfull wind to my soul.

I unlock the chains of my mind and bleeding heart.

£6000

£6000 (Unframed)

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Plums

By Diane Urwin

Acrylic

h: 60 w: 40 d: 2 (cms).

Plums ready to eat, colour, light and tone play a very important part in my paintings.

This work is unframed.

£650

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Figure 1 (Unique)

By Linda Zelin

Alabaster

h: 27 (cms).

£900

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Flying dots

By Yurim Gough

Ceramic

h: 25 w: 23 d: 7 (cms).

In Asian culture bowls are philosophically connected with humanity; 

In Korea people speak of the ‘bowl’ of your mind’ holding all your knowledge and experience.  I mould the  bowls in my hands and draw straight onto them, with no plan, never changing a line. With a life model in front of me, I am led by their energy.  Upon creation we see what of human life can fit into a bowl.

£1930

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Behind the Clown Paint

By Catherine MacDiarmid

oil on linen

h: 34 w: 29 d: 5 (cms).

Behind the Paint is a theme that I began in 2014 and focuses on the masks and disguises people have, as either pseudo or assumed barriers. The theme developed from my sideline business of face painting, which evolved from a love of face painting my own children. Having two boys with Autism Spectrum Condition I discovered that they found disguises a helpful tool which displaced themselves from the world around. They always enjoy dressing up and these other personas fascinate me. I was keen to see how much of the original character remains when protected by a guise, and whether I could still paint that person behind the paint.

£850

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Composition with pink ribbon

By Katherine Reekie

Oil on canvas

h: 34 w: 34 d: 2 (cms).

Surreal still life. Imagined objects arranged on a brown surface with a yellow back drop. A delicate composition of coloured rods, yarn, ribbon and a cylinder. A feminist sculpture.

£500

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Composition with Clamp

By Katherine Reekie

Oil on canvas

h: 40 w: 50 d: 2 (cms).

Surreal still life. Imagined objects arranged on a yellow surface with a taupe back drop. Pink clam shape pierced and supported by coloured rods. Topped with a gold platform on which balance coloured spheres. A imagined composition created to evoke both attractive and repulsion.

£800

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Moon struck

By rosie emerson

hand painted photopolymer etching with silver leaf

h: 62 w: 62 d: 5 (cms).

Hand painted Photopolymer Etching on 300 gsm Somerset Satin Printmaking paper
66 x 66 cm
Edition of 5 + 1 AP

This circular photopolymer etching has been created by the artist at every stage. It is a montage of the artist's photographs, from the swan to the figure which was photographed in the artist's studio.

The image was composed and then exposed onto a hand cut circular etching plate. Each plate is inked up individually and is printed onto a hand painted background.

Framed in bespoke round frame 

£2200

£1760 (Unframed)

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Aria I

By rosie emerson

Photopolymer etching

h: 56 w: 38 (cms).

Photopolymer etching on heavyweight Southbank 310 gsm paper
Edition of 20
56 x 38 cm
Image size 24cm round

This circular photopolymer etching has been created by the artist at every stage. It is a montage of the artist's photographs, starting with a trapeze artist photographed in the artist's studio. The image was composed and then exposed onto a hand cut circular etching plate. Each plate is carefully inked up individually, before going through the printing press.

‘Aria', the accompanied solo performance in an Opera, also means Air in Italian.

Price is for unframed prints

£240

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Hele Bay

By Bella Bee

ceramic, wood, steel,

h: 42 w: 22 d: 17 (cms).

Hele Bay is on a section of the rugged North Devon coastline.  This ceramic sculpture describes the drama of the angled rocks circling a shingle beach once the tide has left.  Interesting shapes left by receding waters are shown with cermic pencil, the sea itself twice fired with dark green and then white engobe to highlight the broken nature of the water.  Clay relief further describes the angular nature of the land, picked out in ceramic pencil for shadow. 

This piece is mounted on a rough piece of oak and secured with rusted steel rods, recpecting the wild nature of the coastline, untamed and always moving.

Without the base, measurements are 23X21.5X2 cms, 0.580 KG 

£365

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Non Finito

By Caitlyn Rooke

Oil

h: 83 w: 63 d: 3 (cms).

£4000

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Bellis perennis (Margaritka)

By Svetlana Kornilova

Oil, acrylic

h: 50 w: 50 d: 3 (cms).

"Margaritka (Bellis Perennis)" is an ordinary life story. Mom and daughter,  the circle of life. Mom looks at her daughter with tenderness, in her eyes intertwined joy and sadness. She knows that life can be different. The daughter looks at the viewer from the picture. In mothers hand is a flower, it’s a daisy(Bellis Perennis that is called Margaritka in Russian), the girl’s name is Margarita, and her mother is me.

£3500

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Primavera 2020

By Victoria Perloff

Acrylic

h: 120 w: 150 d: 4 (cms).

Acrylic and spray acrylic paint a modern-day Primavera painted on stretched canvas

£950

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Unknown girl

By Renee Spierdijk

Oil on canvas

h: 76 w: 61 d: 2 (cms).

This is a painting inspired by a found photograph of a young woman. I was struck by her strong gaze looking at the viewer. The strength and vulnarability that I like to show in this painting will hopefully come accross.

£2200

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Mirror,Mirror on the Wall...

By Anne McCormack

Water Colour

h: 42 w: 32 (cms).

Still Life watercolour

£875

£875 (Unframed)

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Occluded (triptych)

By Helen Merrigan Colfer

Steel, resin, granite, enamel

h: 47 w: 41 d: 14 (cms).

This triptych comprises of Schrodinger’s Child, Disconnected & Edited it points to the fragility of identity within childhood, the effects of external influences & how these continue to inform us as adults.  These pieces give physical form to the internal mental landscape constructed during difficult childhood years.  Difficult experiences create an internal typography where thought patterns & behaviour are ingrained becoming normalized while simultaneously causing us to feel separated from others who do not navigate the same internal terrain.

These figures incorporate structures and motifs that interact to form narratives which develop as the spectator interacts with the work.         

Multiple pieces are placed together to interact by sharing the same space, creating a dialogue between them & the spectator as individual narratives add & subtract from each other.  Hard architectural constructs are meshed with anatomically correct forms to suggest internal dialogues & states of being.

£9750

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Morninglight at the butcher

By Stephanie Paula

Oil on Canvas

h: 39 w: 62 d: 1 (cms).

The men worked quietly without any instruction cutting meat. They didn´t bother about me working in a corner of the room. It was so clean and the morninglight was bright. The whole scenary had it`s own beauty with the dominating opposing colours of red and green.

£12500

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Splash

By Ruth McDonald

screen print with hand painted background

h: 40 w: 40 (cms).

printed to deckle edge and lightly mounted on paper 

£150

£150 (Unframed)

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Colours of Africa

By Soraya French

Mixed media

h: 38 w: 38 d: 2 (cms).

£850

£850 (Unframed)

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Llama

By Helen Sinclair

Bronze

h: 43 w: 40 d: 10 (cms).

£2950

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Amanda (NHS frontline worker)

By Kate Newington

Collage, ink and crayon on paper

h: 28 w: 28 d: 2 (cms).

This is a portrait made in collage of Amanda, a phlebotomist on the frontline who works across all the Covid wards at South Tyneside District Hospital.

I was contacted by Holly (Amanda’s daughter) via #portraitsfornhsheroes, an Instagram site which was set up by the artist Tom Croft. Holly asked me to make a portrait of her mum as a surprise. I made a few versions of the portrait and it is possibly the only portrait I will ever do of someone wearing a mask and a helmet! It is really a portrait of a pair of eyes – the eyes needed to express as much as possible about the whole person. It was a tall order and a unique challenge.

£500

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Time Out

By Jennifer Anderson

oil on board

h: 30 w: 30 d: 5 (cms).

Portrait of you complentative woman.

£1200

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Tomatoes and spring onions

By Janette Summerfield

Pastel

h: 37 w: 43 d: 2 (cms).

A fascination with reflections is the inspiration for this artwork. Cropping the artwork adds intimacy and dynanism, emphaising its colour and composition. Lockdown afforded me more time to explore other genres and I found still life really appealed to me, especially working on such a small scale. I became more aware of the composition, and how I could use colour to complement it.

£450

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French Farm

By Sheila Goodman

pastel

h: 39 w: 42 (cms).

Small farm cottage with outbuildings.

£485

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Umbra

By Lindsey Lavender

acrylic and oil on canvas

h: 92 w: 66 d: 4 (cms).

I am interested in the way in which light interacts with the mundane; the transformative effect of sunlight and shade on something very ordinary; essential elements upon which we tend not to focus. Colour and perspective are important features of the work but the key focus is always the light.

£3500

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Feet

By Hero Johnson

Oil on Canvas

h: 24 w: 18 (cms).

Painting my feet whilst sitting in bed under electric light. 

£800

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Just the 2 of Us

By Deborah Batt

Acrylic & pen on canvas

h: 32 w: 32 d: 5 (cms).

Two derelict caravans

£1500

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MAGGIE

By Dolly Denny

Charcoal and Pastel on Paper

h: 30 w: 36 (cms).

Charcoal and Pastel on Paper. Unframed.

£375

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Slant II

By christine wylie

Photogravure

h: 39 w: 34 d: 1 (cms).

Christine Wylie’s art practice demonstrates systematic ways of working with mediums that explore line, form and space.  

In printmaking, installation and photography, the artist uses light and shade to produce works based on geometric constructs. The compositional potential of lines and planes and the apparent absence of colour, combine to create images that suggest presence and absence, space and non-space. It is work that can be characterized as being reductive and highly formal.

Wylie’s recent series of prints, Slant, is part of a body of work that was comissioned by Edinburgh Printmakers for their 50th Anniversary in 2017, and is part of a series of 5 images.

The artist graduated from Edinburgh College of Art with a BA (Hons) in Drawing and Painting, and an MFA (Distinction) in Art Space and Nature. She has participated in residencies from Slovenia to Chicago, initiated a collective artwork publication and works extensively with academic institutions and artists’ societies. She is a professional member of The Royal Scottish Academy, The Society of Scottish Artists and Visual Art Scotland. She is reprented by several galleries throughout the UK, America and New Zealand

Wylie has exhibited both in the UK and internationally, most recently at The Royal Scottish Academy’s Annual Exhibition and the Broadway Arts Festival (both online, unfortunately), and is currently showing in Edinburgh Printmakers permanent collection.

Note: I only have the image itself scanned which measures approx 19cm x 19cm. The actual size of the work is 39cm high x 34cm wide.

£325.00

£250.00 (Unframed)

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Copper Sundowner 1

By julie oldfield

Mixed media on burnt copper sheet

h: 50 w: 40 d: 3 (cms).

Burnt copper sheet with pen, ink and arosol mixed media, inspired by recent storms.

£1200

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El hombre del sombrero negro

By Michele Ashby

Pastel and metallic liquid acrylic

h: 39 w: 34 (cms).

£1200

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Traces of a City

By Louise Hardy

Oil Paint on Paper

h: 60 w: 84 d: 1 (cms).

Louise Hardy’s fascination with the River Thames and London’s emerging skyline has been a constant theme in her paintings. Previously made in situ, she now uses as a starting point found aerial imagery of cities cleaved in two by the meanders of great rivers. This semi-abstract work is filled with a jumble of architectural topography and unsettlingly, emptied of people.

This tilted, vertiginous perspective invites the viewer to soar above but at the same time, be mesmerizingly drawn in. Hardy’s meticulous process of translucent layering speaks of her love of paint and a physicality that leaves a history of mark-making and experiment. The work is intended to be uplifting and evocative, its colours saturated and luminous but whose transient atmosphere threatens, as if a storm might be just about to break on the horizon.

£895

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Red Vase with Berries

By Svetlana Semenova

Oil on panel

h: 40 w: 30 (cms).

Still life painting

£895

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Karni

By Maite Cascon

Mezzotint, drypoint and etching

h: 49 w: 31 (cms).

This is an original print part of a series of portraits of women who have suffered domestic abuse in the form of acid attacks. 
This portrait is the figurative version of the woman before the assault.
I tried to depict the lady as a phantasmagoric picture, which recalls an image from the past. The sharp contrasts of light and shadow function to achieve a very pictorial and dramatic sense to manifest the anguished routine she lives in. 
In the resulting series, I use the acid as an agent to create an image of the victim. With this project, I aim to raise awareness of this specific form of violence against women that has extended throughout the world.

£180

£160 (Unframed)

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Mata

By Maite Cascon

Mezzotint, drypoint and etching

h: 49 w: 31 (cms).

This is an original print part of a series of portraits of women who have suffered domestic abuse in the form of acid attacks. 
This portrait is the figurative version of the woman before the assault.
I tried to depict the lady as a phantasmagoric picture, which recalls an image from the past. The sharp contrasts of light and shadow function to achieve a very pictorial and dramatic sense to manifest the anguished routine she lives in. 
In the resulting series, I use the acid as an agent to create an image of the victim. With this project, I aim to raise awareness of this specific form of violence against women that has extended throughout the world.

£180

£160 (Unframed)

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Blue Trees

By Gail Mason

screen monotype and painting acrylic

h: 71 w: 77 d: 5 (cms).

 Blue Trees is a ciombination of silkscreen monotype and acrylic painting. It's main concern is that of sumptous colour together with suggested rather than literal form. It is unframed on a slim profile canvas with a dark painted edge.

Gail Mason creates unique exuberant gestural paintings which are concerned with the experience of emotional, literal and metaphorical landscapes. Joyful positive images that capture her energy and enthusiasm for colour and movement. She has exhibited widely both here and abroad and is the recipient of several national awards.  An experienced printmaking lecturer she is an elected member of the Bath Society of Artists, Somerset Printmakers, ID Artists and the RWA Artists Network.

www.gailmason.co.uk

£1100

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Spring Walk

By Gail Mason

acrylic

h: 68 w: 65 d: 5 (cms).

 This work is an expression of the joy of early sring, it's light and colour.

 Suggesting form rather than dictating it. Created as a combination of silkscreen monotype and painting it features scraffito and layered colour. 

Stretched canvas with a rebate mount in white.

Gail Mason creates unique exuberant gestural paintings which are concerned with the experience of emotional, literal and metaphorical landscapes. Joyful positive images that capture her energy and enthusiasm for colour and movement. She has exhibited widely both here and abroad and is the recipient of several national awards.  An experienced printmaking lecturer she is an elected member of the Bath Society of Artists, Somerset Printmakers, ID Artists and the RWA Artists Network.

www.gailmason.co.uk

£1100

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Bareback Warrior

By Arabella Brooke

bronze

h: 29 w: 7 d: 12 (cms).

These little horsemen sprang from a series of drawings I did over Lockdown.  Warriors, cut from the same stuff as Don Quixote, mostly riding over massive, imaginary landscapes in front of massive empty skies.  The pictures sometimes depict villages or homes, but the Warrior is always outside these spaces, an outsider. The lonely figures say something about how vital my imagination was in coping with a situation where I was physically constrained, since my sanity seemed to depend on being able to escape into these dreamworlds.  But the Warrior is also a response to a persistant feeling that we are all being called to respond radically in the face of environmental catastrophe.  I made them from papier mache, and they are made to be small, almost to fit into your pocket, or the palm of your hand, like a talisman.

£2000

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focus shift

By Arabella Brooke

bronze

h: 81 w: 20 d: 16 (cms).

This is a Mother and Child piece that I finished after the birth of my son.  I enjoy this piece because it captures the unimaginable intimacy between a parent and a baby, the connection right up there at the top of the sculpture, where the baby's hand explores the mother's face.  

But the piece is also quite fierce and angular, with a strong twist upwards and back over the hip.  The relationship is intense and entire and causes the mother's whole focus to shift from the outside world to the baby in her arms.  I find myself wondering what will happen when her focus shifts again, back to the world around her.   

£3800

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Warrior One

By Arabella Brooke

bronze

h: 27 w: 4 d: 9 (cms).

These little horsemen sprang from a series of drawings I did over Lockdown.  Warriors, cut from the same stuff as Don Quixote, mostly riding over massive, imaginary landscapes in front of massive empty skies.  The pictures sometimes depict villages or homes, but the Warrior is always outside these spaces, an outsider looking in.

The lonely figures say something about how vital my imagination was in coping with a situation where I was physically constrained, since my sanity seemed to depend on being able to escape into these dreamworlds.  But the Warrior is also a response to a persistant feeling that we are all being called to respond radically in the face of environmental catastrophe, however small we feel our impact can be.

£1800

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GLORIOSA LEONELLA

By Sandra Summers

Watercolour

h: 54 w: 73 d: 3 (cms).

£550

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Exeter Night Out Buzz

By Chloe Harris

ink on cartridge paper

h: 32 w: 45 (cms).

Original Monoprint: Exeter Night Out Buzz           unframed 

MY INTEREST IN EXETER AND ITS CITYSCAPE IS WHAT DRIVES MY WORK. LINE QUALITY AND CONTRAST ARE FACTORS I ALWAYS WORK WITH TO DESCRIBE BUILDINGS.  THIS WORKS PARTICULARLY WELL ALONGSIDE EXETER'S UNIQUE ARCHITECTURE. 

JOYFUL PRINT IMAGES EXPRESS MY AFFECTION FOR THIS LIVELY CITY 

£650

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The Wedding Dress

By Hazel Bradshaw

Man-made fabrics, natural plant materials, metallic powders, acrylic paint and printed imagery

h: 87 w: 70 d: 3 (cms).

The Wedding Dress is a dialogue between the incongruity of the importance placed on the wedding day (and it’s fulchrum totem, the dress) with the increasing fragility and disposability of the institution itself. The extravagance of the gown distracts from darker shadows even whilst its glory begins to decay and fade.

£1650

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ERYNGIUM SUPERNOVA QUESTAR & HYPERICUM

By Sandra Summers

Watercolour

h: 72 w: 55 d: 3 (cms).

£725

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Flower Corset

By Miranda Fontaine

Colograph

h: 38 w: 28 d: 1 (cms).

This is a cologrph relief printed in blue onto a Chine Cole of Flower patterned wrapping paper

£170

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Sigi

By Caroline Wong

oil on canvas (unframed)

h: 60 w: 40 d: 2 (cms).

£1280

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The Curse

By Alison Allum

glass

h: 15 w: 8 d: 15 (cms).

an unwearable shoe, modelled and cast in glass, in honour of the forty fecund years of a woman's life.

£1475

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Spring Is So Uplifting

By Susan Southorn

Acrylic & Pastel on Board

h: 98 w: 98 (cms).

Surrounded by the diversity of the Dartmoor setting, a response to the harshness yet gentleness of the landscape when the first signs of Spring are emmerging. 

£1400

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Flying High (not alone)

By Sarah Boden

Acrylic, oil pastel, graphite and ink

h: 60 w: 60 d: 4 (cms).

This painting is titled 'Flying High (not alone)' as, for the first time, I have joined a group of female artists in the UK who have proved inspirational, supportive and dynamic. To become a professional artist you have to encompass a whole range of professions from entrepreneur, curator, accountant, marketing consultant, social media consultant, SEO expert and not forgetting the artist. In what has been a crazy year this group has given me confidence to pursue my passion and trust my instincts as an artist and curator. Due to this I salute all the artists in this exhibition for their honesty and sheer bravery at following their dreams.

Layers of acrylic pigment, pastel and graphite with ink painted, scraped, painted again and drawn, marks made in experimentation and to represent a path well travelled.

£750

£650 (Unframed)

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Paddington Station: Platform 8

By Rebecca Coleman

Wood engraving

h: 35 w: 30 d: 1 (cms).

The soaring, elegant Victorian architecture of the London terminus of the Great Western Railway: the iconic Paddington Station.

£200

£140 (Unframed)

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High Street Bombardment (Exeter)

By Chloe Harris

ink on cartridge paper

h: 34 w: 59 (cms).

Original Monoprint: High Street Bombardment - Exeter             unframed 

print made during lockdown 2020 when the streets were strangely empty 

MY INTEREST IN EXETER AND ITS CITYSCAPE IS WHAT DRIVES MY WORK. LINE QUALITY AND CONTRAST ARE FACTORS I ALWAYS WORK WITH TO DESCRIBE BUILDINGS.  THIS WORKS PARTICULARLY WELL ALONGSIDE EXETER'S UNIQUE ARCHITECTURE. 

JOYFUL PRINT IMAGES EXPRESS MY AFFECTION FOR THIS LIVELY CITY WHERE I HAVE SPENT THREE YEARS STUDYING ART.

£650.00

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View Subterranea: Baker Street

By Rebecca Coleman

Wood engraving

h: 29 w: 32 d: 1 (cms).

One of an ongoing series of original wood engravings exploring the unique atmosphere and architecture of London's Tube stations via light and dark, texture and space.

This work presents an atmospheric view of one of London's - and the world's - oldest underground railway stations.

£170

£110 (Unframed)

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View Subterranea 10: Waterloo

By Rebecca Coleman

Wood engraving

h: 37 w: 31 d: 1 (cms).

One of a series of original wood engravings exploring the dynamic atmosphere and distinctive architecture of the London Underground.

This piece depicts one of the Bakerloo line platforms at Waterloo station - showing the distinctive piano-key tiling and dramatic sweep of the curved tunnel. This is the busiest Tube station in London, but in this fleeting moment the platform is almost deserted.

As a former Tube commuter myself, I know that - packed full of busy travellers every day - the Underground can very easily be taken for granted. By choosing unusual angles and perspectives of near-deserted stations, my aim in this series of artworks is to help the viewer to rediscover and better appreciate these incredible subterranean man-made structures.

£190

£130 (Unframed)

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Marigolds off -Let's Dance!

By Alison Allum

glass

h: 15 w: 7 d: 14 (cms).

this glass shoe is the colour of the rubber gloves worn for household tasks, but evokes the possibility of light-hearted fun.

£1475

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Cornish Gold

By Luisa Holden

Acrylic, Pastel & Gold Leaf

h: 39 w: 39 d: 4 (cms).

Sparkling golden sands and rockpools inspired this Cornish painting.  I wanted to keep this loose and atmospheric without too much detail.  I enjoyed the contrast of the turquoise sky with the raw umber and golden shoreline. 

£450

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This Hushed Place

By Luisa Holden

Acrylic, Pastel & Gold Leaf

h: 44 w: 42 d: 4 (cms).

Inspired by the causeway across to Holy Island of Lindisfarne in Northumberland.  The marker poles are suggested on the far left.  The burnt orange sky evening sky contrasts with the green grey darkening clouds and on the shoreline there is gold leaf and gold metallic paint.  I wanted to capture a sense of peace in this painting, it is a place I have visited and painted several times.

£450

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Snail on the Slope

By Arina Gordienko

Oil on linen

h: 90 w: 90 d: 4 (cms).

This painting is about Time. What we are for eternal time? Only snails on the slope.

The title is after famous Kobayashi Issa's poem/haiku ‘O Snail’ where only three beautiful lines filled in with profound meaning:

O snail
Climb Mount Fuji
But slowly, slowly

£4900

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Transmission Vision / Last Sun

By Kristina Butigan

Oil on canvas

h: 120 w: 160 (cms).

"our children can be our greatest teachers, if we are humble enough to receive their lessons" 

My artwork is an attempt to bring to life a fascination with the beauty of classical painting and mythology; as well as an interest in the aesthetics of contemporary documentation photography. Artistic choices relate to produce a crescendo of imagery on canvas; where fantastical scenes develop to explore society’s notions of people, place and identity.

The 'Transmission Vision' series accumulates in 'Last Sun' painted during the tumultuous lockdown of 2020. The piece presents collaged moments in an instant; conceived of the overwhelming, relentless, sprawling construction of imagery and alerts that the mass media presents to us. However the work should remain ambiguous in its nature, enticing the viewer to question their own perception of what has bought about this reality. 

£5000

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Gemini Sublimation (Diptych)

By Arina Gordienko

Oil on Belgian linen

h: 70 w: 100 d: 2 (cms).

The noun sublimation is from the Latin word sublimare, meaning ‘to raise a higher status’; we can transform/sublimate our often contradictive, unpredictable and even self-destructive inner impulses into something productive and sublime like art works and become a higher self - creative and free. I try to visually express a quintessence of humans’ emotions and feelings, often on a border of their perception capacity.

For this portrait I chose the diptych format that helps to express the duality of Gemini with figures engaged in isolation on the black background that appeal to pain and desperation. The red string with hook serves the narrative adding the nerve and painful tension to composition and focusing on inseparable essence of the characters. The important connecting element of the diptych is warmer colour palette softly wrapping the figures with hope and consolation solution.

£3900

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Transmission Vision / Day Break

By Kristina Butigan

Oil on canvas

My artwork is an attempt to bring to life a fascination with the beauty of classical painting and mythology; as well as an interest in the aesthetics of contemporary documentation photography. Artistic choices relate to produce a crescendo of imagery on canvas; where fantastical scenes develop to explore society’s notions of people, place and identity.

Most recent work questions our identity in an increasingly digital world. Exploring distortion and 'loss' of both form, and in turn identity, through pixilation and painterly interventions. In an attempt to slow down the absorption of an inundation of fleeting imagery, the act of paint becomes essential to the work. Media images grab attention only momentarily. Paintings, on the other hand require a concentrated effort over time. There is an importance placed on the act of painting in the creation of stories which are based on assembled collages and found imagery.

£5000

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