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Linda Dewart at the 'Gallery Upstairs'
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A series that started by considering this observation is now evolving to explore our ever-increasing intolerances. Some of this work takes the human form as a starting point - for example 'Figured landscape' and 'My name is not important' - while others use some other visual form to explore a human emotional issue. I use a variety of media, guided by the concept of the piece. I have a first-class degree in textile design specialising in print and surface embellishment and this usually finds its way into my paintings.
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'Magnolia' - the flower of Shanghai - was inspired by a visit to China and seeing a people being pulled between two cultures: communism and consumerism. |
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I also enjoy looking at plants in man-made settings like formal gardens and allotments; amused at how we try to inflict order...and nature inevitably rebels! Hence a series called 'Unruly gardens' where tulips refuse to stand upright and strawberry plants wander about all over the place! (see 'Wild strawberries'). |
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Linda does not currently have her own web site |
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