Beacon evocative landscape art wind resonating through a col

wind resonating through a col

When Myles moved to Beverley we started visiting places around Hull

The project between two rivers grew out of a long standing friendship between Myles and I that has involved a lot of curry and far too many nights standing at Fall gigs wondering which way the evening was going to go

and incidental textures become the starting point for the composition

I was working heavily in impasto with palette knives

Beacon evocative landscape art wind resonating through a colBeacon emerges through an intuitive, exploratory process in which colour, gesture, and chance are allowed to interact freely. Paint drips, solvent marks, and incidental textures are not corrected or concealed, but embraced as the starting point of the compositionguiding the work as much as the artists hand. These instinctive layers draw on the landscapes that inspire them, particularly the North York Moors and its ancient waymarkers. Just as the land