Various, mostly small works, celebrating the beauty of autumn colours. I fall in love with autumn every year.

I'm fascinated by the contrast of man-made geometric forms contrasting with the organic shapes of nature. During the Covid Lockdown I especially spent a lot of time walking the hilly area near my home and these works are what emerged.

They are not typical - I prefer simplicity and a loose, expressive work but the fine details etc appealed during a lockdown.

I love being outdoors, gardening, hiking, cycling so obviously the landscape creeps into my work. These works are occasionally recognisable as abstract landscapes. Only a few are not imaginary - these were inspired by the landscape in Ireland (the geology in Circles of Time )and the colour contrast of the snow and rock in Iceland (The last snow of summer.)

This is some work done in 2021 which aims at a gestural abstraction.

A collection of moody atmospheric works. These are all done on birchwood panels and are textured and have a very limited palette (black, white and paynes grey).
There are 2 sizes, 30 x 30cm or 40 x 40cm and all can be framed in natural wood shadow frames.

I love geometry and find a certain quiet mystery in geometric shapes. The contrast of geometric and organic shapes is also an interest.

These small works make an ideal gift for an art-loving loved one. They are also more affordable than work on canvas or panel.
They are made using oil & cold wax medium on achival-quality Arches paper. All come with a professional mat. Shipping costs 5% anywhere in the world.

Interested? Mail me at [email protected].

I love these two elements, especially water. I feel most alive at the coast, next to a wild ocean.