working with rather than working in a landscape
Photograph — Richard Gregory
a space where anything can land without prejudice or judgement
Photograph — Richard Gregory
Place palettes
if these palettes could speak, they would say: we were here and this is what we noticed
infused with geology, traces of weather, circumstance and chance
weather is neither good nor bad — it simply is
Photograph — Tom Hanmer
observing topography and the particular
Photograph — Richard Gregory
linear time relaxes, it ebbs and flows with the tides
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Current
Calendar- Until 31 Dec 2026 Royal Watercolour Society RWS Gallery, Whitcomb Street, London Join us at the RWS Gallery to celebrate the opening of our new display of paintings. This new showcase brings together both Members of the Royal Watercolour Society and a number of invited artists, all united by an exploration of water-based media. To toast the opening of this refreshed display, you are warmly invited on Thursday 24th September, 6–8pm.
- Until 31 Oct 2026 RWS Autumn 2026 Bankside Gallery, 48 Hopton Street, London SE1 9JH Private View: Thursday 1 October, 6pm. All welcome.
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The practice
‘There is magic underfoot’
Work is made on the ground. Rucksack essentials consist of a surface to paint on, a couple of brushes, primary colours, a tube of white and a binding medium.
‘Hanging around’ in the landscape with no outcome in mind is an intentional stance. Something always occurs: the light changes, the tide turns, a particular rock formation crops up, an atmosphere shifts. Then, the work begins.
More about the artist & practice
Studio Newsletter
I like to keep in touch via a personal Studio Newsletter a few times a year. I offer reflections about my practice as well as information about exhibitions, events and workshops — you’ll be the first to hear.