Hester Berry's practice is rooted in traditional representation and methods, but she constantly challenges her understanding of “painting” and explores ways paint can represent effects such as light, time, movement and climate.
She uses the marks available as economically as possible, distilling the image/feeling/moment into what is necessary, so that through objective representation there is enough room for subjective interpretation.
The exhibition was held in the stunning JM Gallery in the cultural hub of Notting Hill. We received a super response to the work and many pieces have now found new homes.
We have the collection of unsold work until the new year - select the exhibition to view these works.
If you are interested in seeing any of the works or would like information about the artist please contact the curator Rachel Lartey
E - info@wills-art.com
T - 07841675017