Exhibition

Bloom

– Grande Provence Gallery

Grande Provence Gallery

Bloom

Blossoms embody a life paradox for their brief blooming is fragile yet their flowering emblazons an intense sweetness and a riot of splendorous light-refracting colour.
Universally this short-lived budding is symbolic of hope and change; its association with spring a metaphor for the promise of life which will continue after the sorrow and suffering
of life’s arid winter.

This cycle would not be possible without the industrious bee whose ability to see the secret UV light of pollen ensures that fertilisation and regeneration take place. There is an ancient belief that telling one’s stories to the bees in one’s garden will keep them from leaving and sustain their nurturing presence. Painting is also a means to share one’s story.
To use light and colour to share and capture a moment, however brief, and extend it forever. Through this creative beekeeping act, the flowers of the artist’s own life-garden are perpetually fertilised and nurtured.

FEBRUARY 2014

Meeting the Sun

Oil on canvas | 240 x 180cm

Layers of the Greener Grass

Oil on canvas | 150 x 180cm

Indigo-Attractions

Oil on canvas | 150 x 180cm

Amber Meeting

Oil on canvas | 150 cm x 180 cm

Scarlet

Oil on canvas | 150 cm x 18 0cm

Violet Blossoms

Oil on canvas | 150 x 180cm

Out of the blue

Oil on canvas | 240 x 180cm

Bloom Pollen Pink Dots 1

Oil on wood | Various Sizes

Bloom Pollen Light Blue Dots 2

Oil on wood | Various Sizes

Bloom Pollen Yellow Dots 3

Oil on wood | Various Sizes

Bloom Pollen  Green and Blue Dots 4

Oil on wood | Various Sizes

Bloom Pollen Pink Dots 1

Oil on wood | Various Sizes

Bloom Pollen Light Blue Dots 2

Oil on wood | Various Sizes

Bloom Pollen Yellow Dots 3

Oil on wood | Various Sizes

Bloom Pollen  Green and Blue Dots 4

Oil on wood | Various Sizes

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