Current Exhibition

19th March - 3rd May

Crossing Over, paintings by Kate Scott

Kate Scott uses layers of paint to represent the passage of time in bold, colourful works that speak of grief, resilience and transcendence. She has written: “Painting (for me) is like reverse onion peeling, with each covering of paint revealing more of the truth, and the core of whatever one is trying to say, through adding layers you are also removing layers, showing your passage through time.”

The title describes a crossing over in time for her in the last year or two since her mother’s illness and death. “It’s a metaphor for how I feel about life. I have become very resilient, and I’m someone who always believes I can get through difficult things, I alchemise experiences through my work, which is a hugely positive way for me to process.” she says.

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