Urban Trees
Urban trees although being very much a part of our towns and villages are no less inspiring than trees in more wild places. Subject to the same processes as their more rural counterparts they still contribute to the habitats, shelter and ecosystem that support a plethora of other species of flora and fauna. Human beings are no less in need of and appreciative of those benefits; we also have a contemplative aspect which can find comfort and be stimulated by the trees in our neighbourhoods.
The power of trees to grace and transform our urban spaces from sterile and soulless to soulful and enriching is unsurpassed.
‘The paintings in this group are all inspired by the particular characteristic with which they imbue their urban setting.’
©Looking At Monsters - Richmond Park, London, oil on canvas 45.5 x 35.5 cm
©Meavy Oak - Meavy, Devon, oil on canvas 52x62 cm
©Late Bloom (Tiny Yard, Tiny Yew) - London, oil on canvas 28x28 cm
©Childhood Hideout, oil on canvas (sold)
©Luxulyan Valley - post industrial landscape. (stolen)
©Significant Space - Luxulyian Valley, post industrial landscape. oil on canvas