Finding Light, Losing perfection
Over the past few months, I’ve been rethinking how I paint. Being surrounded by antique artworks at my job has reminded me that art doesn’t need to be flawless to matter. I’ve loosened my process, layering oils on small panels, letting fragments of older works resurface and fade.
The Abstract Sublime: Rothko, Newman, and the Infinite
Can the sublime exist beyond representation? Rothko and Newman’s abstract paintings immerse us in boundless colour and space, challenging perception and evoking the infinite. Explore how their work transforms the sublime into a direct, emotional encounter.
The Romantic Sublime: Art and the Unknowable
Discover how Romantic artists Philip James de Loutherbourg and Francis Danby portrayed the sublime in their paintings. From dramatic landscapes to quiet contemplation, explore their distinct approaches to nature's overwhelming power.
The Philosophical Origins of the Sublime in Art
Explore the philosophical origins of the sublime, from Longinus to Burke to Kant. Discover how the concept evolved and laid the foundation for Romantic artists to visualise the boundless and awe-inspiring.