A Ti Plant at Jallianwala Bagh
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A Ti Plant at Jallianwala Bagh, 2025
Oil on Canvas
50x100 cm
4cm deep canvas
Finished with a black wood frame and ready to hang.
This piece is inspired by a row of Ti Plants at the Jallianwala Bagh Memorial Garden in Amritsar, India, originally photographed by my partner during a recent trip to India.
Created with multiple layers of intense oil glazes using just 4 pigments, the rich magenta emanates from the deep violet background. I create depth and darkness in my pieces without using any black pigment, instead relying on pure pigments and colour theory to create light and dark. The piece appears dark in dim light, however the colour is lifted intensely with lighting.
This current collection from my ongoing Urban Nature works includes some large scale pieces inspired by time spent in diverse environments including los angeles, Las Vegas, and Puglia over the last 12 months, as well as parts of India, Canada and the Greek Islands, exploring the impact of native and non-native plant-life on local ecosystems and environments. these pieces are inspired by non-indigenous and invasive plant-life, and encourage contemplation on the impact they have on the environment, ecosystem, and community.
The garden is an important landmark in the Punjab region of India, from where my partner’s family hails, and this piece is dedicated to them.
Oil on Canvas
50x100 cm
4cm deep canvas
Finished with a black wood frame and ready to hang.
This piece is inspired by a row of Ti Plants at the Jallianwala Bagh Memorial Garden in Amritsar, India, originally photographed by my partner during a recent trip to India.
Created with multiple layers of intense oil glazes using just 4 pigments, the rich magenta emanates from the deep violet background. I create depth and darkness in my pieces without using any black pigment, instead relying on pure pigments and colour theory to create light and dark. The piece appears dark in dim light, however the colour is lifted intensely with lighting.
This current collection from my ongoing Urban Nature works includes some large scale pieces inspired by time spent in diverse environments including los angeles, Las Vegas, and Puglia over the last 12 months, as well as parts of India, Canada and the Greek Islands, exploring the impact of native and non-native plant-life on local ecosystems and environments. these pieces are inspired by non-indigenous and invasive plant-life, and encourage contemplation on the impact they have on the environment, ecosystem, and community.
The garden is an important landmark in the Punjab region of India, from where my partner’s family hails, and this piece is dedicated to them.
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