Curated by Benjamin Rice
David is inspired by the natural world and focuses on capturing the mood and presence of a place - sometimes dramatic, sometimes serene. His recent work explores the interaction between weather and landscape - between climate, coast and countryside.
Instagram: davidcaldwell2019
Christopher Clack is a London based artist. He studied painting at Camberwell school of art, followed by an MA in painting at the RCA. His work moves between photography, digital production, and painting.
Philip Durell creates vivid, abstract, fine art images with his landscape photographs, softening the boundaries between photography and painting. To produce the final form he uses different creative techniques to reflect the mood and ambience of each location experienced in the moment.
Instagram: fineartphoto.philipdurell
Paul’s work is centred around the concept of what might be behind the absent figure. He likes to explore the often forgotten elements, oblivious to many.
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Instagram: paul_gregory
Benjamin Rice’s large scale Vertical Landscapes are made up of multiple separate images, combined seamlessly to create the illusion of gazing out of a window. They are inspired by the characteristics the 17th century Flemish painters, where everything is in focus.
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Alan Marsh likes to look in the most unlikely places for signs of life. He has spent most of his life photographing food and drinks for commercial purposes and now uses his experience and expertise to investigate plant matter which has been transformed by the passage of time; purely for his own pleasure…and hopefully for yours too. Here he observes the hidden world found within the compost on his allotment garden and has created a series of still-life images to share what he has discovered.
instagram: @alandmarsh
Jerry Young is a landscape photographer. The power, space, form and texture of the natural world - experienced through Jerry’s past Alpine mountaineering and professional aerial photography - has profoundly informed and inspired his landscape images.
jerryyoung.co.uk
Instagram: @jerryyoungphoto
Keith’s work is often minimal in style and seeks out marginal, hinterland spaces, often ‘full of absence’, exploring quiet insignificant moments and the haphazard hand of the human footprint and traces of what has gone before. Within these peripheral places he looks at the interaction of nature and human intervention in what he regards as a symbiotic relationship.
keithparry.com
Whether it’s figures, flowers or landscapes, Nicholas’ paintings present natural, uncluttered images that ‘glow’ with reflected light. In his carefully crafted compositions, his work is designed to breathe an air of tranquillity in a restless and uncertain world.