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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Louise Cattrell, Watercolour with Silkscreen Underlay 10, 2017 Click to enlarge

Louise Cattrell

Watercolour with Silkscreen Underlay 10, 2017
Silkscreen on Paper
Published by CCA Galleries
Printed at Coriander Studio
850mm x 660mm x 2mm
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‘Watercolour with Silkscreen Underlay 10’ – A signed watercolour with silkscreen underlay by Louise Cattrell, in a series of sixteen unique works. Printed at Coriander Studio, published by CCA Galleries...
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‘Watercolour with Silkscreen Underlay 10’ – A signed watercolour with silkscreen underlay by Louise Cattrell, in a series of sixteen unique works. Printed at Coriander Studio, published by CCA Galleries

Cattrell’s work is very much inspired by the natural landscape, with a particular focus on where the boundaries of the sea, sky, and land come together. The artist fuses drawing, tone and colour to create spectacular abstract landscapes; visions interpreted through tender brushstrokes and a dreamy colour palette. Printmaking plays a fundamental role in how Cattrell develops her work, using the transparencies of screen printing as a means of building up the image, the same way she makes paintings by building up thin layers of paint that are almost like watercolours in substance.

“The movement in the paint responded to the ideas behind Coast Rock - where a rock within sight of the shore becomes a landmark and guide for those on both land and sea. Encompassed by all that the change of light and weather does to transform the known into the mysterious." – Louise Cattrell
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