"Marbella Marbella Adelante" - With Artist Caroline Cary
Marbella Marbella Adelante, is delighted to introduce Caroline Cary to visitors to our website She is an artist of superb imaginative power, colour and originality and has penned for us an interesting resumé of her work and well-merited prizes.
CAROLINE CARY. RESUMÉ.
Caroline Cary has been showing her work professionally since the 1970´s in both group and Solo Shows. She has shown in London, New York, Los Angeles, Paris, Nairobi, including, the Jonathon Poole Gallery, Sue Rankin Gallery, Austin Desmond Gallery, Christopher Hull gallery, Gordon Hepworth Gallery, The New Grafton Gallery, The Piers Feetham Gallery to name but a few, and in Spain, Gran Capitan, Granada, various exhibitions organized by Stephen Howes and in other venues. She has been represented at most London Art Fairs.Caroline lives and works mainly in el Vallé de Lecrin, near Granada, Spain but also has a Studio in Camberwell, London.
PRIZES
1994. Winner of the Palette Prize for Mixed Media in The Art Show. London.
2001. Winner of Vital Arts Acquisition Prize for Painting for the permanent Collection of The Royal London Hospital, Whitechapel, London.
EDUCATION.
Camberwell College of Art.
Chelsea College of Art
“I work with all sorts of different mediums. I am interested in space both literally and pictorially and the arrangement of forms therein. I like the tension between, what can be read as figuration but is abstract and figuration that depends on Abstract values.
The most recent paintings are on Perspex painted on both sides which gives actual depth and an illusion of perpective. They present an entirely different aspect depending on how they are lit. Front lit they appear peaceful and meditational but with light coming through the mood is completely altered.
I am also working in collaboration with a laser performer, Jim Webb, designing Installations with Laser Light.
My work has evolved out of years of painting landscapes and figures. My aim is to make paintings and or Installations that resonate through their use of colour and their formal qualities, opening that space in the brain which leads to a heightened awareness of the visual world.”
Caroline Cary.
www.carolinecary.com caroline@carolinecary.com Info@106studio.com
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