Urban & Natural Landscapes
David Brammeld RBA PS RBSA SPDF MAFA
My art explores both the natural and urban landscape. I am fascinated by the enduring beauty of the ever-changing landscape, especially the character of trees in late autumn, winter and early spring when they are devoid of their foliage to reveal their inner strength and intricate forms. I strive to evoke the feeling of being immersed in the landscape.
The mystery of abandoned buildings with all their interesting architectural detail and texture is a lifelong interest. I feel obligated to document the transformation of a place in this constantly-changing post-industrial world.
I work spontaneously and intuitively in a variety of media including pastel, acrylic, graphite or oil according to what the subject suggests. I like to keep my work fresh by working on several pieces at any time and switching from one medium to another.
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All images copyright © David Brammeld. All rights reserved.
The mystery of abandoned buildings with all their interesting architectural detail and texture is a lifelong interest. I feel obligated to document the transformation of a place in this constantly-changing post-industrial world.
I work spontaneously and intuitively in a variety of media including pastel, acrylic, graphite or oil according to what the subject suggests. I like to keep my work fresh by working on several pieces at any time and switching from one medium to another.
Scroll through the Twitter feed below to see recent activities.
All images copyright © David Brammeld. All rights reserved.
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NEWS and EVENTS
2020 Feb 2020 Pastel Society UK, annual exhibition at Mall Galleries, London. 5 pictures exhibited Mar 2020 Royal Society of British Artists annual exhibition at Mall Galleries, London. 5 pictures exhibited Mar-Nov Pastels Girault, Montignac, Lascaux, France. 10 pastels exhibited June-Aug Couleurs de Bretagne. Various plein air painting sessions in Brittany Dec-Jan 2021 RBSA Members & Associates exhibition March 2020 onwards: art classes, workshops, exhibitions suspended due to Covid pandemic |