Cornish Artists

Endlessly fascinated by the sea, its movement, the rocks and surrounding area she often paints directly onto boards or canvas on the beach or in the landscape.
She works quickly and intuitively trying to capture the energy and emotion of the place.

Dodman’s adventurous approach to her methods, incorporate a personable and collaborative style at her core. Taking traditional methods of tufting, tapestry and knit, Dodman transforms these methods which result in her instantly recognisable, fun and vibrant contemporary artworks.

I love to experiment with a variety of materials, paint and mixed media to communicate the textures and contrasts I see. My work captures the common subject matter of boats and beaches, but I invite the viewer to see an alternative view through a contrast of scale, light or composition.

Alan seems to be obsessed with windows and distant views seen from dark places. For a change, He likes to paint a portrait or two.

Recently returned from 31 years living in France, he is enjoying immensely living back in England. Looking forward to capturing a few more fascinating subjects so typical of England and more especially, Cornwall.

I am motivated by the changing effects of light on the landscape throughout the seasons: the movement and colour of the sea and timelessness of the cliffs. I try to convey what it feels like to be there, at that time on that day and I am increasingly drawn to a more abstract interpretation.

Christine was raised in St Ives, Cornwall, where she is currently based. She finds the coastline to be a powerful inspiration, feeding her fascination with how the natural elements interact with each other, the ocean's relationship with land.