Catherine Fenton Artist

Collection

NATURE
LANDSCAPE
ENVIRONMENT
PRINTS

NATURE

Tall Poppies

Acrylic, gold leaf on wood – 70 cm x 70 cm

Golden Stems

Acrylic on wood – 30 cm x 60 cm

Hope

Mixed media on wood – 92 cm x 61 cm

Sunday Paper Flower

Papier mâché, newspaper, oil, acrylic – 70 cm x 40 cm

Moon Bright

Gel, oil, acrylic – 70 cm x 40 cm

Weeds are Flowers that Choose Where to Grow

Acrylic papier-mâché gold leaf – 70 cm x 60 cm

LANDSCAPE

“I paint images from the landscape of my life, filtered through my own emotion and experience and concentrating on the detail and textural quality of what I see around me. Rather than attempting realism, I like to represent the feeling of an image I hold in my mind. Life moves so quickly in a constant swirl of experiences, emotions, expectations and painting, for me, is a moment of stillness. It is chance to reflect on the fleeting, to distill a feeling and make something tangible that others can share.”

Forgotten Footsteps

Acrylic, maps, gel on wood – 70 cm x 40 cm

Northern Lights

Acrylic and gel on canvas – 57 cm x 50 cm

Falling Fruit

Silk and acrylic on wood, copper leaf – 57 cm x 50 cm

Tree of Mist

Acrylic & papier mâché on canvas – 122 cm x 122 cm -Sold

Tingle Trees Mid-day

Papier-mache, acrylic on wood – 250cm x 100cm

Tingle Trees Sunset

Papier-mache, acrylic on wood – 250 cm x 100 cm

Tingle Trees Night

Papier-mâché, acrylic on wood – 250 cm x 100 cm

Lost in Trees

Papier mâché maps, acrylic – 47 cm x 37 cm

Without a Compass

Papier mâché, maps, acrylic – 70cm x 40cm

Atlantic Sunset

Papier mâché, acrylic on wood – 100 cm x 100 cm

Forty Two

Cloth, acrylic, gold leaf on canvas – 90 cm x 60 cm

Raining Sea on Sea

Papier mâché, maps, acrylic, gold leaf – 47 cm x 37 cm

Blow Hole

Clay, acrylic on wood – 50 cm x 40 cm

Cracked Earth

Clay, acrylic on wood – 55 cm x 50 cm

Cypress Trees

Acrylic on wood, aluminium leaf – 60 cm x 55 cm

Blood Mountain

Papier mâché – 101 cm x 101 cm

Warmth Waiting

Acrylic, gel – 70 cm x 70 cm

Jewellery Fish

Cloth, acrylic on canvas – 50 cm x 40 cm

ENVIRONMENT

“Throughout history our landscapes have been dominated by culturally significant structures which inspired awe, respect or fear. Whether pyramid or cathedral these structures have shaped our society as meeting places, mausoleums or temples. What dominates our landscape today? Cranes towering over buildings, cranes lifting the shipping crates battered from long sea journeys, wind turbines on lonely hills, a procession of electricity pylons strung together across town and field alike. My work aims to re-examine the modern symbol in the guise of the modern “cathedral”.