Andrew Taylor
I’ve drawn ever since I can remember, from copying the art of Marvel comics or Disney cartoons as a child to eventually studying Fine Art at Lincoln University as a mature student.
Drawing has led me a long way and in some ways shaped my life..
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My recent work reflects a reconnection with nature following a lengthy period of mental illness. Subject matter is found in the natural world and usually involves trees, however I have lately begun to include abandoned architecture which I sometimes come across on my travels.
I especially enjoy the contrast offered by organic growth and crumbling architecture.
I work mostly in watercolour, each painting being an effort to exploit watercolour’s freshness, luminosity and spontaneity.
Sometimes I have success and sometimes I don’t, but I nearly always enjoy the journey.
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Finished work is often a result of sketches, photographic material, memory and invention.
Making art helps me make sense of the world I see around me.
I am currently showing my work at Gallery St Martins, Lincoln
from 13 – 18 October 2020
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