
Louise Verity:
I create abstract art with a focus on colour and texture. My work is about the simple joy of exploring how colours interact and the way they can transform a space. Each piece is an invitation to pause and notice the beauty in something uncomplicated yet striking.
My love for art started with the bold, emotive work of artists like Mark Rothko, the Delaunays, Helen Frankenthaler, and Joan Mitchell. Their ability to evoke feeling through colour and abstract form continues to inspire me, though my approach is simpler: I paint because it feels good to create and because I believe in the power of colour to brighten a space and a mood.
I don’t overthink the process—my goal is to create something that feels good to look at and makes a room feel more alive. Whether it resonates as calming, energizing, or just visually satisfying, I hope my paintings find a home where they can bring enjoyment to others.
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Keiron Farrow:
Painting is the purest joy I have ever had, for myself, in my whole life. Given that I am nearing half a century, here, in the middle bit between birth and death, I feel I have learned enough about what being human is and how that has affected my own experience, to know when something is really good. Painting is that thing for me.
Paintings happen fast - they start and finish in one time period. I love this aspect of what I do because it's like being a kid again, where my drawing and painting happened all at once and I would just be going for it, lost in doing it.
