Tim Woolcock (born 1952, Lancashire) creates paintings that distil landscape into bold, simplified forms and finely balanced colour. Working in oil on board, he constructs flat planes and rhythmic lines that hint at houses, fields and horizons. Influenced by modern British landscape painters and mid twentieth‑century abstraction, Woolcock focuses on mood and atmosphere rather than literal depiction. His works evoke changing light, shifting weather and the quiet structure of the countryside, while remaining firmly rooted in the language of abstract painting.