The Abstract Collection brings together three bodies of work that explore memory, landscape, and emotion through layered colour, shifting texture, and the quiet language of mark-making. These paintings sit between earth and sky, between what is seen and what is felt, holding stories that are less literal and more atmospheric.
In ‘Dreaming Ground’, colour becomes a place to rest: soft, luminous layers drifting like weathered tapestries or distant horizons. These pieces feel like fragments of remembered landscapes, familiar yet untethered, inviting the viewer to wander inside the mood of the work.
‘Echoes’ holds the pulse beneath the surface: repeating shapes, shadows, glimmers of gold, and moments that feel like the trace of something once carried by the tide. They shift between calm and turbulence, carrying that quiet Salted Light sense of something returning, something almost spiritual.
With ‘Earth Thread’, the focus turns downward into texture, geology, and the slow language of time. These works feel carved, eroded, built up, and weathered, resonant with rock formations, riverbeds, and the deep histories held in the land. Rich pigments, mineral tones, and organic marks give these pieces a grounded, tactile presence.
Together, these three series form a collection that is emotional rather than literal, paintings rooted in place, memory, and sensation. Each piece is an invitation to pause, breathe, and find your own meaning in the shifting layers of colour and light.
