Georgia Rose Murray

United Kingdom

Newport-on-Tay

Tatha Gallery

Sea owls

Painting

Louise Ritchie

Quintet

Square Brackets

Semi-Colon;Blue 

Not On The Horizon

Redaction

Wash + Pleat

Torsion

Pucker

Delia Baillie

Polyprop

Between Yours and Aye

Leer

Dump your Lumps

Muscleup

Autocue

Moon Goose Ny Alesund 

Turquoise & Pink, Ice & Light, Jean Corbel Station

The Three Crowns

Ny Alesund Bay

North Uist

Time is often the unspoken element in painting, but it indelibly frames the beginning, middle and the end of any piece. Those temporal moments can exist across minutes, weeks, months and years while the paint holds patiently to the surface and waits until the next glaze is applied or until it is deemed finished. The conversation that the artists hold with their chosen surface is a dialogue between layers of thought, action and response. It employs poetry, observation and imagination as an exchange between maker and surface; accidental connections brought together over time.

What happens when we start to paint? What is the action of lifting a hand, an arm, a body in making a mark and what happens in that moment when the mind and the body acts together in time? For all three artists these questions pose complex considerations which they attempt to answer in different ways over time, yet they all share a profound fascination with paint, and painting.

On Time

On Time

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