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Fiona Richmond

Fiona Richmond

Folder: Older Work

The Salt Pans

Re-wilded

Boundaries, Memories, Traces

Ghost Ships

The Salt Pans
Re-wilded
Boundaries, Memories, Traces
Ghost Ships

Have a lovely festive period all on Instagram. I’m having a break from here for a while to focus on painting as I’ve a bit of time off work. Á la perchoine! 🇬🇬🩵

Some lovely 1950s footage of crowds enjoying sea and sun at Fermain Bay. It’s strange, but even though we have a much larger population now than were did 70 years ago, you rarely see crowds packed in on the beaches now during the warm days of s

My work has always been about the spirit of place, and our human connection to the world, so this book has been such a great source of reflection over the past few months.

“To be at all - to exist in any way - is to be somewhere, and to be so

The Old Shore Station in all its dereliction.

Early morning stretches

Blackthorn and cuckoo pint. Not finished yet, but this is working better spatially and compositionally I think. The ultramarine darks need toning down a bit still.

Great article in today’s @guernseypress by Shaun Shackleton on @rosanne_guille_art ‘s trip to Alaska with Artists for Nature. 🌿

This is pulling together a little better to capture that strange eerie evening time just before darkness. I need to tamp down the yellow green more in the foreground.

Thanks to @rosanne_guille_art for the best hand crafted early Christmas present! It just about fits my bawheid but is super soft and just delectable colours!

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