Westminster: in Memoriam
Wayne Sleeth100 x 80 cm | 39 x 31 in
Subject: Landscapes & Nature
Tags: Thames, London, Black And White
Original painting in mixed media on canvas.
Original painting in acrylic spraypaint and markers on FT newspaper marouflé on deep-edged canvas.
"Part of a series illustrating the City and its financial, economic mechanisms in a "contemporary-impressionist" style, but in the artist's trademark trend, without recours to paintbrushes. This piece was executed around the time of the Westminster Bridge attack in march 2017. In memoriam."
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Wayne Sleeth
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In 2024 Wayne Sleeth was ‘Invité d’honneur’ at two Salons des Arts in France, at Dieulouard and Dieuze, receiving a ‘Médaille de la Ville’ from the latter. He also had three artworks entered into public collections in France. Wayne has completed a 12-month personal project, which followed the 500 km of the Moselle river in the footsteps of JMW Turner in 1824. He has created hundreds of artworks to date, with a book – Mosel(le) – underway for 2025.
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.
