Abstract sunset landscape

Abstract Lettuce

3D in Space

abstract landscape in green and orange

Blue Abstract landscape

man and beast or Pollock inspiration

mirrors

Orange Flight

submarine

Urban Dreams

Totem

Orange City

mixed media and acrylic 50 x 70cm - A journey of composition and rythme. The landscape is always set to music. In this Orange cityscape, the colours glow like at the balance in twilight between light and dark. The neon glow of street furniture in harmony with the orange glow of fading light of twilight downtown . My true favourite light of the day.

City-forest

mixed media and acrylic 50 x 70cm - This was initially a figurative painting of a nude…. Which kind of got transformed. The dual title comes from the effect it gives when you turn the painting upside down. As it is displayed it really has a forest feel about it in the snow, you could imagine it in scene from Peter and the Wolf. Turned around the journey becomes an urban landscape of fantasy. With objects and buildings flickering briefly into realism.

City scape

mixed media 122 x 124cm - Line and colour are harmonized intending to portray the dynamic underlining qualities of a city. There continues to have a hint of reflection in water mirroring above ground. But whilst keeping to the confines of the repeated form, I have been trying to break the simplicity of line of previous cityscapes with an added layer of complexity.

City Abstract in Green

mixed media 50 x 70 cm - Here colour and shape take over from line, within the continued exploration of an urban landscape. The complexity of layer and shape are very different to the starting point of earlier paintings. The colour sense aims to explore the vitality of light light and movement of the city.

Long Landscape Abstract

mixed media 30 x 80 cm - This painting was a further experiment in my use of tar. The composition like most of the series tends a set of rythmes, but the depth here plays more on the tones. The material qualites help express the form on a canvas that also forcefully pushes to a landscape format.

PLASTER & TAR (cityscape)

mixed media 40 x 30 cm - There is always an element which can be a key into my abstractions, but ultimately with the less figurative, there is not always only one key or one way in. Ultimately the result is a dynamic sculptural painting following previous paintings in the series.

CITY RHYTHM

mixed media 90 x 90 cm - A continuation of a very successful exploration of space on canvas. Many interpret it as a harbour with water reflecting boat sails, or otherwise a musical score, in a semblance of rhythm.

CITY JAZZ

mixed media 60 x 50 cm Part of my series of music and landscapes in colour. Always ultimately abstracts, with my title as the first key; they are open to all interpretations. Ultimately there is an organic quality to this and those of this colour series . The violent greens and reds with the swirls of the black tar, had me thinking of colour interpretations of a night café, under warm yellow lights…

BLUE NOTE

mixed media 60 x 50 cm - Part of my series of music and landscapes in colour. Always ultimately abstracts, with my title as the first key; they are open to all interpretations. Ultimately there is an organic quality to this and those of this colour series . The blues are joyous and the tar and lime earthy, lie the voice of a Louis Armstrong.

ORANGE PEEL

mixed media 21 x 121cm This is an Abstract exploring the nature of colour through a continual exploring of my rhythmic cityscapes. This piece is one of four, in which I look to change format. The title as always, when there is no figurative hook, is the means of starting engaging in this piece. Ultimately, you swim along the waves of tar and lime.

Olive Groove

mixed media 21 x 122 cm - This is an Abstract exploring the nature of colour through a continual exploring of my rhythmic cityscapes. This piece is of four, in which I look to change format. The title as always, when there is no figurative hook, is the means of starting engaging in this piece. Ultimately, you swim along the waves of tar and lime.

DECADENT GREEN

mixed media 21 x 123 cm - This is an Abstract exploring the nature of colour through a continual exploring of my rhythmic cityscapes. This piece is of four, in which I look to change format. The title as always, when there is no figurative hook, is the means of starting engaging in this piece. Ultimately, you swim along the waves of tar and lime.

VITRAILLE/ STAIN GLASS

mixed media 21 x 121 cm - The last of the four pieces of these works in this long format with the introduction of colour into the rhythms of tar and lime. Notice that rather than work on a colour background, the black sets a stage for the unfolding drama . Vitraille is translated as stained glass window, and the title is inspired by framed quality of the tar together with the colours used .