Hope is Rising By Julia Ogborne

Julia Ogborne
‘Hope is Rising’
Original abstract painting.
Acrylic paint on canvas.
Canvas Size: 61cm x 61 cm x 4cm
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Please note that in situ images are purely an indication of how a piece may look.
This canvas was completed at the start of the lockdown in March 2020.
It evolved though many iterations and paint layers to reveal a great light of hope shining into a place of confinement.
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Julia Ogborne is an abstract and semi-abstract landscape artist, working mainly with acrylic paints. The paintings she creates are her internal response to the power and beauty of nature. Julia is particularly intrigued by the contrast of light and shadow, wonder and mystery.
Growing up she enjoyed the rugged beauty of the Derbyshire moors and the coastline of the Lleyn peninsula in North Wales. Her inspiration comes from the shifting palettes of the sky, sunlight through the trees, wide open heather clad moorlands, waves breaking onto the beach and the shining pebbles they leave behind. Using intuition, Julia works with layers of coloured paint and expressive marks, which slowly evolve into organic shapes and textures as an image begins to emerge. At this point, her response to the work becomes more considered as she carefully begins to resolve the painting.
Julia has also explored a wide range of craft disciplines, obtaining an MA in Comtemporary Craft, however it is in the process of painting that she finds complete absorption.
Julia is a qualified art teacher and works in a prison as an art tutor.

Size: H:61 cm x W:61 cm

Julia Ogborne, artist, is available for sale online and in our art gallery at Wychwood Art. Julia Ogborne is an abstract and semi-abstract landscape artist, working mainly with acrylic paints. The paintings she creates are her internal response to the power and beauty of nature.  Julia is particularly intrigued by the contrast of light and shadow, wonder and mystery.  Growing up she enjoyed the rugged beauty of the Derbyshire moors and the coastline of the Lleyn peninsula in North Wales. Her inspiration comes from the shifting palettes of the sky, sunlight through the trees, wide open heather clad moorlands, waves breaking onto the beach and the shining pebbles they leave behind. Using intuition, Julia works with layers of coloured paint and expressive marks, which slowly evolve into organic shapes and textures as an image begins to emerge. At this point, her response to the work becomes more considered as she carefully begins to resolve the painting. Julia has also explored a wide range of craft disciplines, and obtained an MA in Comtemporary Craft, however it is in the process of painting that she finds complete absorption.  Julia is a qualified art teacher and works in a local prison as an art tutor. To discuss any of Julia Ogborne's original paintings for sale please call 07799535765 or email deborah@wychwoodart.com