Art
Celebrating nature, the spirit and the sheer joy of being alive on planet Earth.
Always representing my feelings with colour and gesture and with the intention of creating an emotional response.
Connecting observations of nature, spirituality, history, literature, mythology and my own experiences.
New! Hear me talking to Diane Wyzga on 'Stories From Women Who Walk'.
See the 'Q-Series' - expressions of my feelings during ‘lockdown’.
'The Day the Sky Shattered and Flew Away' follows on from Breathing Space, rising up from the forest into the sky.
Breathing Space is an installation with a sonic landscape. Starting as one painting to embrace, envelop and immerse the Spectator, it took on a life of its own.
Prior to 2015 I worked on interpretative projects, creating pieces in response to Benjamin Britten’s ‘War Requiem’, Virginia Woolf’s first novel, ‘The Voyage Out’, and ‘Choral Evensong’.
Exhibiting in solo and group shows in England and France, my work has been seen in galleries, cathedrals, a theatre, priory and moulin.
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Fafnir
I look up to see the sky and the clouds – to imagine what might happen if the sky crashed down upon us or exploded into zillions of small pieces – odd shapes, slithers, chinks, chunks and slices of sky: would they reflect light or soak up the darkness? Fafnir is one of four stars…
£420.00
Ginan
I look up to see the sky and the clouds – to imagine what might happen if the sky crashed down upon us or exploded into zillions of small pieces – odd shapes, slithers, chinks, chunks and slices of sky: would they reflect light or soak up the darkness? Ginan is one of four stars…
£420.00
Requiem aeternam
An interpretation of Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem into a series of 8 prints. Bells toll, music and voices rise in intensity, you can hear death’s heavy footsteps coming ever closer. The first print in the series of 8, in an edition of 10. Created with three screen prints and a linocut.
£120.00
Sanctus
An interpretation of Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem into a series of 8 prints. Amidst dissonant bells the Soprano sings, flanked by a towering mass of humanity, as they repeat “Blessed is he who cometh in the name of the Lord”. Sanctus is the sixth of the 8 prints, in an edition of 10. Created with…
£120.00
Dies irae ll
An interpretation of Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem into a series of 8 prints. The height of the battle, flashes of light from explosions capture figures, holding them still for an instant. The third print in the series of 8, in an edition of 10. Created with three screen prints and a linocut.
£120.00
Libera Me
An interpretation of Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem into a series of 8 prints. The end of the journey, through the tunnel and into “the perpetual light” and peace. There is a meeting, and reconciliation. The last in the series of 8 prints, in an edition of 10. Created with six screen prints and a linocut.
£120.00
Agnus Dei
An interpretation of Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem into a series of 8 prints. To capture the simplicity and melancholy of this section I have used an image from Prowse Point Cemetery. The seventh print in the series of 8 prints, in an edition of 10. Created with three screen prints.
£120.00
Offertorium
An interpretation of Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem into a series of 8 prints. The angels sing their request: “deliver the souls of the departed from the pains of hell, and the bottomless pit”. The fifth print in the series of 8, in an edition of 10. Created with three screen prints and a linocut.
£120.00
Dies irae I
An interpretation of Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem into a series of 8 prints. Shells fall and bombs explode, obliterating men from the earth. This print includes words from the birth certificate of my Great-great Uncle, Harry Alfred George Hayter, who died in 1918, aged 19. The second print in the series of 8, in an…
£120.00
