We have a gorgeous new selection of Sarah Spackman paintings in our collection, Late Summer Bloom.
The three floral pieces were painted through the intense heat in July, and you can feel how she has captured the shimmering colour of the flowers in the strong sunlight against bold backgrounds.
The colour exploration in ‘Pink Nasturtiums’ is a tour de force, the balance of all the reds, pinks, and greens is complex, they vibrate beautifully against each other.
They are joined by a still life of seasonal apricots, the fruits sit next to a cool blue background, created from many tones of colour the soft slightly fuzzy flesh looks perfectly ripe and inviting.
We have a new collection of prints and originals from Angus Vasili.
Angus Vasili’s layered landscapes come from his fascination of the contrast between natural and manmade environments. He incorporates polarised borders to hone in on his subjects of abstracted distant mountains and exuberant skylines. Relying on the printmaking process, Angus allows chance to inform his final composition.
Angus says, 'The message and meaning behind my works reflect how we view neglected spaces in the urban landscape and the importance of finding the right balance between deconstruction and reconstruction. My work explores the conflict between the two, reflecting on the hidden beauty that can be found in decay.'
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