In Bloom
Carnegie Gallery, Dundas ON
June 1-24, 2018
This series of paintings are based on the Royal Botanical Gardens, with gardens in both Hamilton and Burlington. Gardens are inherently an artificial creation, manipulated by human hands. I find myself returning time and again to the RBG’s Rock Gardens. I’m fascinated by the use of pattern and colour to create a sense of order within a natural landscape. It’s an ordered and structured landscape, designed to provide peace and solitude, a refuge from urban life. This new body of work is a response to this ordered landscape.
Carnegie Gallery, Dundas ON
June 1-24, 2018
This series of paintings are based on the Royal Botanical Gardens, with gardens in both Hamilton and Burlington. Gardens are inherently an artificial creation, manipulated by human hands. I find myself returning time and again to the RBG’s Rock Gardens. I’m fascinated by the use of pattern and colour to create a sense of order within a natural landscape. It’s an ordered and structured landscape, designed to provide peace and solitude, a refuge from urban life. This new body of work is a response to this ordered landscape.
In Bloom, installation view. 2018, Carnegie Gallery
