Solo Exhibition “On The Edge” from 8th March – 17th March 2019

My work comes from a close observation of nature and an intensely experienced subject. The relationship of Space between the spaces. Light creates space creating a platform for the viewer to enter and be drawn to the reality of my paintings. “True directional view of reality, use of simple tones and disposition and energy of the forces to produce what I see.   Read more –>

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Stephen Spicer – ARCA P.HD – Born UK 1943
Educated in England, Stephen Spicer graduated from The Royal College of Art in 1965 tutored by renowned artist/tutor Mary Fedden. Stephen Spicer has exhibited in a number of group and community exhibitions with several one man shows throughout UK. namely Studio 1 Hampstead 1971, Stove Gallery Devon 1976 and The Royal Academy 1994 and 1999 Summer Exhibition.

My work comes from a close observation of nature and an intensely experienced subject. The relationship of Space between the spaces. Light creates space creating a platform for the viewer to enter and be drawn to the reality of my paintings. “True directional view of reality, use of simple tones and disposition and energy of the forces to produce what I see. The force behind and direction of energies outside which I empathise with.”
In my own case, the opportunity came about to take a close look at the natural world in a unique place, for which I am deeply indebted to two friends and fellow creatives, with field work in cultivation, that had a steadying and grounding influence, combined with their activities.

Ceramic plates (Fired paintings) in the shape of 18” earthenware & 6″ Raku  ware to evoke figurations, often on themes parallel to my paintings.

The Royal College of Art 1962-1965

Style: landscape figurative