‘My art is a layering of surfaces that emerge, float and then sink away as another layer slowly rises.
I am interested in paint and its application.
The many ways paint can be manipulated, rubbed and layered to hide and then reveal images and movement
beneath its surface.
I like to seduce the viewer initially with the overall flash of colour and binding image.
To then draw the viewer in closer so they can explore and discover smaller pockets of interest within the work
- secrets that sink beneath the surface as the viewer moves away.
Wrapping these ideas of paint and the layering of surfaces is a long standing interest in fabric.
The lux of fabric with it’s seducing colours and designs.
Threads moving in the breeze...
The weft and warp of thread that stretch and pull allowing hazy images to be seen through it’s interlocking surface.
Rebecca Tune
I am interested in paint and its application.
The many ways paint can be manipulated, rubbed and layered to hide and then reveal images and movement
beneath its surface.
I like to seduce the viewer initially with the overall flash of colour and binding image.
To then draw the viewer in closer so they can explore and discover smaller pockets of interest within the work
- secrets that sink beneath the surface as the viewer moves away.
Wrapping these ideas of paint and the layering of surfaces is a long standing interest in fabric.
The lux of fabric with it’s seducing colours and designs.
Threads moving in the breeze...
The weft and warp of thread that stretch and pull allowing hazy images to be seen through it’s interlocking surface.
Rebecca Tune
