This exhibition features the work of two of our artists whose work is very much about their responses to the landscape.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

AUDREY IMBER
The inspiration for the work in this exhibition comes from the landscape, whether it is the awesome grand vista or a tiny, close -up landscape of a section of hedgerow. The landscape to me, is more than just scenery- it is made up of history, layers of geology, seasons and weather and has a huge effect on our mood, senses and emotions.

As an “outdoor person’, I like nothing better than and walk or wander in our fabulous landscape, be it wood, hills, beaches or wide-open spaces. The work in this exhibition is rooted very firmly in the location…places I have walked in, camped

in or sailed on; some quite abstract but still, I hope, evoke an idea of colour, movement and structure.

 

​​​​​​​​​​​​VICTORIA JOHNS
My work explores the landscape from above, where organic and man-made patterns often meet and overlap.
From my aerial perspective, rivers, forests and geological formations merge against humanity’s grid like order.

From above, the land reveals a dialogue between nature’s fluid patterns and humanity’s structured designs.

I create aerial-inspired works that blend organic forms with human-made shapes and patterns. My artwork often explores how these shared landscapes can offer unexpected visual rhythms, fluid irregular forms sitting alongside angular

and urban structures.