Cornish Artists

Victoria Gillow is a Cornish painter who’s practice is informed by a lifetime of looking and belonging. Her Cornish heritage and love of the land and sea has informed a practice of landscape and coastal paintings- generating work mainly on site-en plain air.

Working in both oils and acrylics, combining en plein air painting with studio work and larger scale pieces, she captures the landscape in an expressive style through her adventures.

Living abroad for several years necessitated career breaks from nursing but continued to facilitate her love of painting and pottery. On return, intially to West Cornwall, Jackie studied at the St Ives School of Painting, followed by St Ives Art Club and became a full time artist, working at Penzance and Newlyn Schools of painting and selling her work in several galleries throughout Cornwall.

In his early thirties, Kieran has already enjoyed success on the international stage, with his work displayed across Europe, awards in major competitions and regular spots in magazines. Despite this success, he does not rest on his laurels, and continues to produce dramatic, colourful and well balanced landscape imagery

I paint from within, the landscape inspires me and ignites my senses, the light ,the colour and the composition of what I see, feel and hear.
The history and atmosphere of a location always influences the work I create, resulting in energetic and dramatic scenes rich in texture and colour.

Beth likes to showcase individual species, drawing attention to their beauty, their personalities and in some cases their vulnerabilities.
She often includes some human element in her images to remind us of the symbiotic relationship we have with the natural world and of our responsibilities to treasure it in a fast changing world.