sėntinėl catalogue

Katherine Castle

“I work between landscapes I inhabit and those I carry in memory. My practice explores this tension through a personal language of marks: lines, textures, and gestures adding colour, ink, paint, print – anything within my reach becomes my tools.”

Evening Reflections

The Journey part 4

Paulene Cattle

“I draw attention to the overlooked minutiae of the everyday landscape -reenforcing my environmental concerns by using sustainable or recycled materials and found objects.”

Karen Eames

‘I am inspired by the wild places of this world,Celtic origins, untamed, emotional, spiritual connections to a place. My paintings convey drama and movement and nature’.

Sandy Easby

‘The kinetic energy of my dance career encourages a dynamic studio practice’.

My Home

Kelp Ballet

Jessica Gale

” I feel a deep and instinctive pull toward the natural world – especially quiet, often overlooked places: paths, riverbanks, the edges of land”.

Godspeed

Shift

Mark Garbutt

“I am fascinated by the transformative relationship between painting, photography and memory.” 

Jude Hanly

“Nature is visceral, wild, unfiltered, I want my work to embody that. To create something raw, that is felt, something real.”

Glimpse of Life

Primordial Dank Forest

Sue Harragin

“The one thing I know when I start a painting is that I don’t know where it will end. The painting leads me to the unexpected.” 

Twilight at Samadara

She Gives me Ginger Flower & I sip Ceylon Tea

Alison Hunt

“I look for patterns in the landscape, the negative spaces, the light filtering through the trees. The Twisted forms and branches, and the layered collage of shapes”

Woven

Fractured Spaces

Lizbeth Marie

“I sense deep preciousness in moments where life is lit and it is held for a second. The slightest shift in colour or breeze between leaves gently moves this moment to the next.” 

Catherine Morris

“My work conveys a sense of land and weather with a degree of ambiguity and a mysterious quiet drama.” 

Nikki Osborne

“I am inspired by the ephemeral transitions of the sky, absorbed in a visceral connection with light, colour, and wild landscapes.”

Deb Ramsay-Trease

‘I feel a a strong connection to the rugged moors and rock formations of West Penwith; they feel alive with mystery and memory.’

Y’ga fresens yma kres (In their presence there is a peace)

Yma merkys an gewer war agan enepow (Our faces bear the marks of storms)

Maddie Rock

“Time spent outdoors, noticing the quiet details of the landscape, draws me into a calm and meditative state. The work that follows becomes both a reflection of place and a record of the stillness it evokes.”

Disappearing

ZRRRRR ZRRRRR

Mary Taylor

“The sensual connection I have with the structure of the landscape, naturally formed or manmade, past and present, influences my perception of place.”

Silent Melody

Nuala Taylor

“The rocky wild places, the rugged moorlands and the boundless sea; a sense of open space and ageless time – this is what I paint.”  

Pink & Green Trees

Reflections