Travelling Alone by Jules Mather
Travelling Alone by Jules Mather is a body of work where each piece is pushed on a journey, evoking the sensory experience of being in the land.
About Travelling Alone by Jules Mather
Born in the east end of Glasgow, I always felt the need to take to the hills or water as a teenager, finally moving to Argyll in my early 20s. I have always been a creative person and 20 years on, mainly self taught, I am now a full time potter and painter. Daily walks in Argyll’s landscape are essential to my practice, needing to capture the overall sensory experience. My mixed media semi abstract paintings are an ongoing exploration where intuition, nature and emotions come together through colour, composition layering and unearthing marks and textures to create visual dialogue.
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