HELIOPAUSE MAGAZINE
I am very happy to have had some of my work and poetry published this month in Heliopause (an American magazine).
This painting is on show in Chelsea until end of September 2019. It is called 'Holy, everything is Holy', in reference to a poem by the beat poet Alan Ginsberg.
For sale £1,850 - Dimensions: 132 x 96.5 x 2 cms. Oil on canvas.
@ Castrads Ltd Chelsea, 247 Fulham Road, London SW3 6HY.
Drop by if you're in the area.
Prints available. Contact Marianne for prices and size.
ENSHRINE
The Crypt Gallery
St Pancras Parish Church
Euston Road, NW1
21st & 22nd July 2018
12 - 6pm
I will be showing some of my work there, as well as making small ritualistic plaster items on site on Saturday.
Tantrika - oil on canvas
Larroque Art Festival
27th July - 3rd Aug 2018
81140 Larroque
FRANCE
www.galerielavieilleposte.org
Three of my paintings will be on show during this time
based on the subject of Harmony.
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Please check my profile on Saatchy on line. Drawings, paintings on sale.
You may also order high quality prints instead. Feel free to get in touch with me if there is a particular work you are interested in to purchase and that is not on the Saatchy online gallery. Thank you.
UNTIL 8th January 2018
Industville Ltd, 218D, 1 Swan Road, London SE18 5TT
By appointment only Monday - Friday 10 - 16.30
https://www.industville.co.uk/collections/gallery
Tel: 020 7971 7871
Email: info@industville.co.uk
Industville Ltd, 218D, 1 Swan Road, London SE18 5TT
By appointment only Monday - Friday 10 - 16.30
https://www.industville.co.uk/collections/gallery
Tel: 020 7971 7871
Email: info@industville.co.uk
Crossroad series - Part II
When I started the series, I didn't know where the paths would take me, and even wondered at times if there was any point in continuing this topic. All roads however lead somewhere, and I wanted my Art to point out the way, taking me intuitively to places that would allow me to expand and progress on another level. It is still currently a work in progress, but American landscapes have manifested, and especially regions such as California and New Mexico.
By clicking on each image the title and size are displayed.
By clicking on each image the title and size are displayed.
Crossroads series - Part I
This series explore the theme of crossroads as a metaphor for every moment in life when one needs to take a decision, and not knowing the outcome. I started with figurative charcoal drawings which gradually evolved into more abstracted compositions, and eventually I moved into oils exploring colours and textures. It is still an ongoing process.
" I went to see the Gypsies"
This series allowed me to re-explore a theme that keeps re-occurring in my mind: the female energy through the personality of gypsies, travellers and outsiders.
The work seeks to express visually how these women, whose life is on the road, differ from the modern women who often try to fit society's expectations. These 'gypsy' women have their own rules and are not seeking to blend within society. As female, their energy can be very powerful and mysterious. The number of nomadic people and migrants currently exposed in the news due to war and political conflicts may have triggered my need to paint again those 'on the road'.
It is also an homage to all the gypsies who went through persecution during the Nazi regime, a genocide which unfortunately has often been forgotten by the general public.
The work seeks to express visually how these women, whose life is on the road, differ from the modern women who often try to fit society's expectations. These 'gypsy' women have their own rules and are not seeking to blend within society. As female, their energy can be very powerful and mysterious. The number of nomadic people and migrants currently exposed in the news due to war and political conflicts may have triggered my need to paint again those 'on the road'.
It is also an homage to all the gypsies who went through persecution during the Nazi regime, a genocide which unfortunately has often been forgotten by the general public.
The titles of my paintings remain important throughout the process as they help me to feel and identify with the subject. Please click on the images to read.
'I went to see the Gypsies' - 100 x 64cm
