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I'll be Looking at the Sky (2020) Original Oil Painting by Hannah Buchanan

110 x 80 x 4cm (framed) / 100 x 70cm (actual image size)

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Painted after a walk down the 'High Weald Landscape Trail'.

Whilst I will always paint on handmade canvases, some of my work is applied on stitched canvas. By using every scrap of material, I intend to avoid waste whilst simultaneously highlighting society’s effort to overlook the clear environmental problems in our world today. I choose this way of working to reflect on the urgency of climate change, showing the contrast between an unstable climate with the beauty and harmony that still exists in our landscape today. By painting this way, the viewer is given a choice; to ignore the material and focus on the setting portrayed, or to be reminded of the instability of the landscape’s existence, carrying this forward in their everyday thinking.

Materials used:

Oil paint, stitched canvas

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Painted after a walk down the 'High Weald Landscape Trail'.

Whilst I will always paint on handmade canvases, some of my work is applied on stitched canvas. By using every scrap of material, I intend to avoid waste whilst simultaneously highlighting society’s effort to overlook the clear environmental problems in our world today. I choose this way of working to reflect on the urgency of climate change, showing the contrast between an unstable climate with the beauty and harmony that still exists in our landscape today. By painting this way, the viewer is given a choice; to ignore the material and focus on the setting portrayed, or to be reminded of the instability of the landscape’s existence, carrying this forward in their everyday thinking.

Materials used:

Oil paint, stitched canvas

Details:

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Hannah Buchanan

Location United Kingdom

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Hi there! I'm Hannah. . . A landscape painter from Kent who loves to find quiet spaces in the English countryside. My first solo exhibition was called A Moment to... Read more

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