“My practice draws on landscape and nature as a starting point to consider ideas about displacement, temporality, loss and change. I find meaning in the concepts which surround the words nature, landscape and environment. Through the act of walking, drawing, painting and photography I am noticing, exploring, reflecting and mapping the changes taking place within our fast moving world. I hope to create a reflective platform around the question of ‘what is nature now, how is it changing, and why is it so invaluable to humans both physically, emotionally, intellectually and sensorially?”
Amanda had a joint show at Linden Hall with textile artist Katy Broomfield in August 2015 entitled Fusion.
Folkestone harbour (summer afternoon)
2020
Oil on canvas.
100 x 100 cm unframed
£1700
Wheat field (Blown away)
Oil on canvas
100 x100 cm
£1600
‘Selsey Beach’. 2020
Oil on canvas
90 x 70 cm
£1100
‘The Nature reserve’ (Oare Marshes)
2020
Oil and spray paint on canvas
190 x 96 cm
£2000
