Kenneth Dingwall: Passage II

Kenneth Dingwall: Passage IIKenneth Dingwall's large scale abstract works are strongly influenced by and suggestive of patterns in nature, such as bones of the human skeleton, sunlight shining on the ocean, or folded leaves. Dingwalls work is also described as a psychological exploration of surfaces, membranes and what is hidden beneath the surface, which are painted in a limited range of colours, commonly blue, red, black, and most often grey. Paper Size: 43. 2 x 45. 7cm

Paper Size: 53

Not yet convinced I made a print called ‘Cut wood’ which developed in an unexpected and original way

and regularly exhibited worldwide

In 2014-2015 she represented Switzerland at the Kochi-Muziris Biennale in India

'Coastal Realignment 1872-1950-2003 (RSPB

Glasgow and the Scottish National Portrait Gallery

giving insight to personal taste – in Hugh’s case it is always impeccable

Year: 2010

scripts and announcements for impossible or imagined scenarios

Sattter executed an incredible mural during his residency and left behind a series of brilliant new prints – some spray painted some delicately stained with coffee

it reminds me of Bruegel and Hieronymous Bosch"

The Stone Roses