Atmospheres and Stability centres around the idea of materiality and the perception of colour. Looking closely at a colour for a sustained time produces an after image of its opposing colour. The body of 19 works investigates the moment the perception of one colour gives way in succession to the perception of another by overlaying large washes with repeating patterns of its opposite.
The series evolved through a process of layering pigments, using dry brush and washing techniques. They are the result of seeing and cultivating an awareness of seeing in everyday experiences.
Atmospheres and Stability was my second solo show at Spiro Grace Art Rooms, exhibited from 7 October – 11 November, 2017.