80 x 80 cm | 31 x 31 in
Original painting in acrylic and eosine on canvas.
Between decoratively abstract and figurative, it was my firm intention in 2014 to mark in my own way the commemorations of the Great War, continuing my 'colourfield' work with a view to interpreting poppies, that symbol of life ephemeral and of blood. The eosine underpainting is a medium and technique l have employed since the birth of my children; eosin is a vibrant water-based product like ink, and over a long period of time - although light-fast - changes colour. An ephemeral piece.
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Currently based in France, Wayne Sleeth is a painter of personal discovery, composing a work to his own evolving rhythm. Perceiving the act of painting a complex composition of hidden memory. Sleeth chooses to form open-ended ‘scapes’, whereby memories are shaped as inviting sensations. Landscapes and skylines become abstract forms, while emotive representations gain tangible presence.