Destination acrylic and then the image would

and then the image would be flipped

these works reveal the delicate vibrations of colour in a balanced choreography of the painted and the drawn

moving between them as each begins to form

He builds his paint up in a slow process

The layering of subtle shades of blue coloured pencils combined with graphite in a repetitive manner creates the simultaneously feeling of something fragile being built and something precious vanishing at the same time

Destination acrylic and then the image wouldMargaret Neill works for a time on a group of pieces in a series, using classic almost primal materials such as graphite, charcoal, paint on traditional supports of canvas and paper. Each series explores a particular formal conception and are ongoing until the exploration of this idea feels complete.