Quiescence

Original unframed acrylic and oil painting on canvas by Isabel Fallow.

The image size is approx : 60cm x 60cm

This piece can also be purchased using Own Art - payment by 10 interest free instalments of £56.00 - contact the gallery for full details.

See more work by Isabel Fallow

Isabel Fallow BA Fine Art  MA Printmaking

Isabel Fallow   CV/Biography

2008 – 2011          MA Printmaking (Dist)        Bucks New University

2000 – 2003          BA (Hons) Fine Art             Bucks Chilterns University

1990 – 1994          BHDAD (Dist)                     Amersham & Wycombe College

1988 – 1989          Cert. Art & Design              Winchester School of Art

Commissions have included illustrations for travel books for Bradt Publications, a series of mixed media paintings for Hammerson UK PLC and a company painting for Dead Sea Fisheries.

Isabel has participated in Bucks Art Weeks for more than 20 years. She has exhibited both locally and in cities such as Bath, London, Oxford and Reading as well as her native Scotland. Her work has also been shown twice in Japan.

She was one of the founder members of Commercial Square Studios in High Wycombe, working and exhibiting there from 2004 until its closure. It was at this time that ‘square roots’ was formed in order to remain connected and to exhibit together when opportunities arise. Her studio base is now at home in her garden in Bucks.

Statement  Isabel Fallow BA Fine Art  MA Printmaking

My work is a fusion of memory and experience, often relating to journeys made and personal encounters. It is inspired and informed by the natural environment, mountains, lochs and seas, sensations of sound and sight, in particular colour. Recent work is connected to the patterns and changing colours of the fields that surround us, the worked landscape. Sometimes these can embody an airborne aesthetic, a different view of the world..

Like memories of songs and poems, spaces and places remain within us, and, through the process of painting, they are re-called, re-emerging as new spaces, imaginary spaces and sometimes places of hopes and dreams.