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

  • The Salt Pans

  • Re-wilded

  • Boundaries, Memories, Traces

  • Ghost Ships
A couple more paintings ready for hanging tomorrow ahead of our show next Friday.
“Under the blackthorn, the cuckoo pint.” This plant has had so many names throughout history, including the lords and ladies plant, Adam’s needle, wild arum lily, starch root, jack-in-the-pulpit, wake robin and adder’s root. I
Le Guet watchhouse high above Cobo Bay. Built in 1780, The name ‘Guet’ is derived from the French verb ‘guetter’, meaning to watch, which links to its original use and the fact that the view from the top is so extensive.
Detail of a WIP
Pathway to La Fontenelle Bay. The bay is surrounded by boggy marshland, reeds and constantly shifting banks of grey pebbles that migrate with the strong tides in the area. In the distance, the derelict shore station that was once linked to Platte Fou
Happy Mother’s Day to my beautiful, lovely Mum, June.
I do love it when something exciting arrives in the post! Some boards from @auto___amor were just dropped off, so that’s my next project after the exhibition hang. Do check out their Instagram feed it’s a lovely idea for Open Calls across
Small painting (20 x 20cm) of Fort Doyle. One of a series of remembered paintings made after walking around the headland taking in small glimpses of undergrowth and wider views.
The derelict shore station - and spaniel.
More sitting with some of the work for my exhibition to identify any problems. Somehow, in removing it from the studio, it’s easier to be more objective about it.

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