The Peacock Arts Trail
EXHIBITOR 2021
Greg Tull
Artform(s):
Painting
Mixed Media
Artist Statement:
My artwork is a result of a deepening of active observing in my locality. This came about during the recent lockdowns, which afforded me the opportunity to sink into a pace where I have been less distracted by responsibility. The paintings express an air of mystical realism, that evokes nostalgia or a sense of something time related, difficult to define with words where the interplay of light and shadow is key. I am drawn to twilight, suburban environments, interiors lit artificially, infused with a sense of melancholia and existential angst or wonder.
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Meet The Maker!
Saturday
£45 limited edition Giclee print. Unframed. 40cm x 32cm
This painting is of a scene I witnessed in Japan, on the outskirts of Tokyo in 2014. It was a Saturday morning, colours were vibrant and it was exciting to be venturing into an unfamiliar city.
Train to Matsumoto
£45 limited edition Giclee print. Unframed. 40cm x 27cm
Waiting at the station for the train to Matsumoto. A beautiful Spring day in Japan.
Working Men
£280. Oil on Canvas. Framed. 40cm x 30cm.
A view over the abandoned Battleship Island near Nagasaki.
Shinjuku Crossing
£270. Oil on Canvas. Unframed. 50cm x 40cm.
I was taken by the colour palette of this deserted urban scene in the Shinjuku ward of Tokyo.
Last Evening in Tokyo
£350. Oil on Board. Framed. 30cm x 37cm.
Looking out onto the setting Sun. The guests have left. A felt sense that life never stays the same with unpredictability that has magnified this past year regarding the climate emergency and pandemic. A comforting or horrifying scene?
Stone and Glass
£270. Oil on Canvas. Unframed. 40cm x 30cm.
A wholly man-made scene from the pink and grey suburbs of Osaka.
Friendly Fire
£295. Oil on Canvas. Framed. 35cm x 28cm.
A couple transfixed by darkness, Nature and the element of Fire.
Night Kitchen
£300. Oil on Canvas. Framed. 40cm x 30cm.
Twilight. An invitation to a warmly lit contemporary home.
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