Marissa Weatherhead

Marissa Weatherhead

Marissa has exhibited widely in Europe and the UK .
She was awarded the Boise Travel Scholarship and John Minton Award and gained an MA from The Royal College of Art and a BA from The Gloucestershire College of Art and Design with 1st Class Honours in Painting.

These paintings use familiar objects to investigate space, colour, form and composition. They do not deal with direct observational representation; instead they use and concentrate on what we know about an object through knowledge and visual understanding. This approach enables me to play on visuals by flattening or fragmenting the images or simplifying them at will, pulling and pushing space and form. This evolution of the painting is evident in the build up of paint and use of mark making. By continually pushing the painting around it forms layers and textures until finally it reaches its conclusion

Currently For Sale

  • Little Statue

    30 x 40cm
    acrylic on board

    £985

  • Blue Lobster

    50x70cm
    oil on canvas

    £2500

  • Little Green Jug

    50 x 70cm
    oil on canvas

    £2500

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