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| 7 Ledbury Mews North |
| London,
W11 2AF |
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| 020
7727 0398 / 020 7792 9697 |
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| info@cosalondon.com |
| www.cosalondon.com |
| Tuesday
to Friday 11 – 6, Saturday 11 – 2 |
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| 07766
255 925 |
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| Julie
Pottle, Gavin Graham, Carol Douet |
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| Ana
Bianchi, Michael Cullimore, Georgia Peskett, |
| Andy
Shaw |
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| Simon
Carroll, James Evans, Vivienne Foley, Juliette
Goddard, Maia Haag-Wackernagel, Noel Hart, |
| Steve
Hoskins, Charlotte Johnson, Alan Peckolick, Tim
Wainwright |
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| Michael
Cullimore, June – July |
| Georgia
Peskett, September |
| Juliette
Goddard, October |
| Tim
Wainwrigh, November |
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Georgia
Peskett is inspired by the everyday. Within
her paintings even the most ordinary and
mundane subject matter can be beautiful. Executed
in oils, each piece captures the moment
and the impression it makes upon the senses.
Reflections play a large part in her work,
giving
the viewer the feeling of peering through layers,
seeing not only one level, but several at once.
The images are carefully rendered on to the canvas
using oils in a series of glazes. This allows
the artist to build up a high level of detail.
“ I am continually in the process of discovering
new places, often finding inspiration in situations
where people happen to be, if only momentarily,
in a transitory state. This theme runs
throughout my work. In my recent collection,
which focuses upon some of the influences of
urban alienation, the viewer often finds the
subject in a more reflective pose.”
Georgia Peskett |
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