John Duffin’s paintings are concerned with architecture and the physical space in urban environments. There are plenty of people in his works, but they are dwarfed by their surroundings and take second place to the living city.
We’re really excited to be showing this new collection of paintings by Brett Humphries. He has maintained his exceedingly high standard of hyper real still life painting but gives the work a contemporary twist through his choice of subject matter. We think of them as modern old masters.
Rachel Ducker creates wire sculptures full of movement and expression. She believes every angle is important from the tilt of the head to the tip of the fingers.
What does it all mean? Don't ask Mark. He's not getting involved. By his own admission, he doesn't know. He just loves to move his pieces (men, coats, trees, houses) around until he achieves just the right level of ambiguity. Then it's up to you.
It’s clear that every one of David Farrer’s new bird sculptures is lovingly and beautifully executed. David developed his love of wildlife in the Victorian museums of his native Yorkshire. Later, he studied a fine art degree in Sunderland and The Hague, before travelling the world.
Catto Gallery has over 30 years experience providing art consultancy services. Using our unique combination of skills, expertise and resources, we work with clients, businesses, architects and interior designers to deliver inspirational places to live and work in.
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