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What do we leave behind when we travel? And what do we carry with us?

 

Painting on a found book jacket

 

Last summer I decided to buy a travel easel, pack a bag, some summer books, and take off on a series of outdoor paintings trips.  Soon after, I realised my paintings were strangely echoing the titles on the found books - or in some way spoke to them. Moreover, I became fascinated with the book formats, the possibilities of book jackets, and vivid memories of reading for hours as a child. Before phones. Before FOMO.  Now, they have become the starting point for a new series of porcelain objects. 

 

The collection title Jacket is a playful nod to the siren call of a well designed book jacket. 

 

Each painting is connected to a particular place, journey, artist, or story. Some are inspired by the writings and reflections of women painters. Others from motifs associated with where I was at the time.  

 

Each piece is an original work.

Artwork Details

  • Original oil painting

  • Oil on gesso-primed found book cover

  • Approx. A5

  • Signed on reverse

  • One-of-a-kind original artwork

  • Framed in simple white wood. 

The Ladies Pond on recovered book cover Chaucer's 'Cantebury Tales'

£700.00Price
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    Francesca Mack, London

    “I received the print this morning and it's absolutely beautiful. Thank you for the speedy dispatch"

    Kornelia Mund, UK

    "I'm so happy with my Little Haiku Swimmer. She brings a quiet joy to my walls."

    Jonny Kelner, Ca USA

    “We love our paintings of Hampstead Heath. A reminder of the best days at home.”

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