The path up Lewesdon Hill, oil on canvas, 71x123cm #painting #art #britishpainter #contemporaryart

7 Aug 2024 · 1 min
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In this brief spoken commentary, the artist explains that the painting titled 'The Path up Lewesdon Hill' is unusual for his oeuvre because it guides the viewer into darkness rather than light, a departure from his typical luminous compositions. Despite the dark visual direction, he describes the work as uplifting, attributing this feeling to the mysterious, magical energy of Lewesdon Hill—a historic hill‑fort with an ancient, unknown past. The darkness in the painting is framed as an invitation to embrace mystery and the untold stories that may have unfolded on the ancient site.

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