Peter Stott

Peter Stott works mainly in watercolours, finding that this
particular medium suits what he is trying to achieve in his
painting. He likes to work quickly initially to try and
overcome any doubts. Once starting a piece he then
decides on the relationships within that particular work.
Peter prefers to keep his work simple, however, working
this way can result in things emerging beyond his
immediate control to reveal themselves in a new light.

Key elements within the work are the relationships
between positive and negative forms, which Peter
deliberately repeats.

Peter’s current work involves elements of the changing
landscape and seascape. These changes, a
momentarily flicker of sunlight or perhaps a brewing storm
have an effect on the final outcome of the work.

Finishing a piece is almost as difficult a decision as
starting. It is essential that the piece does not become
overworked. To retain freshness is to retain a key element.
Peter Stott lives and works in the Shropshire / Welsh
Borders and has pictures hanging in private collections in
France, Greece, Cyprus and the United Kingdom. 

  ONE-MAN EXHIBITIONS:
* Hanging Space - Islington
* Mayfair Gallery - London
* Sheridan Russell Gallery  - London
* Open Art Exhibition - Grosvenor Gallery, Chester
* Numerous local one-man exhibitions

  MIXED EXHIBITIONS:
* Hanging Space - Islington
* Art Fair - Battersea
* Stark Gallery - London