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I’ve been experimenting with a new
expression of the landscape and seascape here on the island. Inspired by the
colour and texture of this vivid frontier of land, sea and sky, I have been
trying a new style of painting using heavy texture and layers of paint. I
finished the first piece of work today – it’s called Floating.
I’m trying to convey the fluid, flowing and organic nature of the landscape and follow in the ‘plastic’ footsteps of César Manrique.
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Interesting idea .... the textured bit is representing an island floating in the sea? Just paint or multimedia?
Posted by: Liz Curtis | April 10, 2009 at 02:46 AM
Love it! I think it looks like the hazy outline of a figure floating on his/her back with arms outstretched, which is how I love to relax in water. Its brilliant -can't wait to see the real thing with its texture and layers
Posted by: Sue Armstrong | April 25, 2009 at 02:37 PM