We are delighted to be exhibiting paintings by oil painter Cathy Campbell in a two person exhibition alongside digital painter Kevin Low.
Sweet Medicine |
Cathy Campbell studied at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, Dundee,
(BA Fine Art)
from 1982 to 1986.
Glisten |
She is a colourist in the true sense of the word. The process most often begins with a window or natural light. Her ideas come from light falling on the many objects that she has accumulated.
Early Days |
Some of her works take on a luminescent, gentle impressionist quality, although others have a more naïve, bold feel.
Russian Doll |
She says, "I don't think it's a question of making a portrait of
the objects or of telling a story. It's about shapes, colour, darkness and light and their relationship to
each other. I have become less concerned with tone while engaging far more with colour and
shape. This
new approach involves far less heavy reworking. The paintings are
lighter in touch and in tone and I sense that this changing concern has breathed new life into
my work. There is a new immediacy and freedom in my work which I feel reflects pleasure in
the process.”
Where You Go |
She creates her beautiful paintings from her studio in Blanefield, near Glasgow.
The exhibition continues until 18 October.
Thanks for reading!
Natalie
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