This is a new series, although I am ´borrowing´ some drawings I did in peaceful Nova Scotia in Summer 2013, and others done in Can Serrat, near Barcelona in Spring 2013, and as it were, washing them in the sea.
For me, a dip in the ocean is almost always restorative, and so this work refers to restoration. The desire to bring everything and wash all of it in the sea also touches on forgiveness and forgetfulness.
With some help – (thanks Ben!) – old ploughs were literally dug out of the bushes in Lapland, Nova Scotia for me to draw.
Sea Lick 1; Oil on Canvas; H 50cm x W 61cm
Sea Lick 2; Oil on canvas, H 46cm x W 69cm
Small drawings
Sea Lick drawing 8; Charcoal & oil on primed watercolour paper; H 28cm x W 20cm
Sea Lick drawing 3; Charcoal & oil on primed watercolour paper; H 28cm x W 20cm
Sea Lick drawing 5; Charcoal & oil on primed watercolour paper; H 28cm x W 20cm
Sea Lick drawing 6; Charcoal & oil on primed watercolour paper; H 28cm x W 20cm
Sea Lick drawing 4; Charcoal & oil on primed watercolour paper; H 28cm x W 20cm
Sea Lick drawing 2; Charcoal & oil on primed watercolour paper; H 28cm x W 20cm
Sea Lick drawing 7; Charcoal & oil on primed watercolour paper; H 28cm x W 20cm
Sea Lick drawing 1; Charcoal & oil on primed watercolour paper; H 28cm x W 20cm
Sea Lick drawing 10; Charcoal & oil on primed watercolour paper; H 28cm x W 20cm
Sea Lick drawing 9; Charcoal & oil on primed watercolour paper; H 28cm x W 20cm
Lovely, the work gets better and better. Well done!
Thank you so much Colette.