Scraped paint, charcoal and neon – emotional portraits of the land personified: an allegory with many strata of meaning. Contemplating pathways between ancient and contemporary themes. Laying back on living soil (the newest sedimentary layer forming of deep-time) and dreaming of what’s beyond the blue – puzzling rainbows and transience.
Some of the art I make is to encapsulate an exact idea, others hold longer narratives. Cross referencing senses and bridging borders between the different Arts in my practice means the outcomes manifest as: a joyous celebration of amassed treasures into collections as lightboxes of curiosity. The collages are real or virtual in film, silent or not.
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Canvas & Rock
After what seems like like the longest two years, Philomena Harmsworth’s delighted to invite you to venture through and immerse yourself in her new exhibition “Canvas & Rock”. A fusion of paint, charcoal and neon- some of the media used in this latest collection....
“So Far…”
“So Far...” is a piece of artwork in the guise of a book. There needed to be a book, everything that had happened in my life to date culminated in that understanding. My publisher father would pull stories from thin air at night, my art teacher taught us about...
Psychedelic Junction – a small book made by an artist
“Psychedelic Junction” is a short story.. not the kind you expect though- I have written my paintings. Which as a visual artist presented a challenge- I wanted to make it into a book form, but not being an illustrator, and having already done the paintings albeit in...