I have moved towards painting abstractly, working with more emotive expression and exploration of self. My love of colour, pattern and texture lends itself to this new and exciting world. My aim is to paint bigger, bolder, more soulful and expressive pieces. Read more –>
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“Still Waters”
Oil & Mixed media on wood panel
54x70cm framed
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“Passage”
Oil on Board 16x16cm
£125
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“Bathing in Turquoise”
Oil Mixed media on wood panel
54x70cm framed
£750
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“Burnt Umber”
Mixed media on wood panel
54x54cm Framed
£750
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“High Water”
Mixed media on wood panel
45x45cm Framed
£495
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“Liquid Sunshine”
Mixed media on canvas
65x50cm Framed
£750
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” Florida Dawn”
Mixed media on wood panel
66x50cm Framed
£750
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“Ice Breaker”
Oil on Panel
45cmx45cm
Framed
£620
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“Thunderstruck”
75cm x 75cm
Oil & Mixed media on wood panel
“The Old Granery”
Oil on Board
44cmx44cm
£620
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“Picture Album”
Oil on Board
44cmx44cm
£620
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” Dock of the Bay”
Oil on Panel
55cmx55cm Framed
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“Amber Trawler”
40cx40cm Mixed Media
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“Turquoise Typhoon”. Mixed media on Canvas Framed. 68cm x 54cm
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“Breakthrough”
Mixed Media on Panel as framed (23cmx23cm)
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“Casting Off”
Mixed Media on Panel 48cmx48cm
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“Corkscrew Island”
Mixed Media on Panel as framed 48x48cm
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“Portable Alphabet”
Mixed Media on Panel as framed 48x48cm
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Tricia Moss
I am a London based mixed media, contemporary artist. Having spent the last ten years painting mostly still life, in oil, being influenced by the Scottish colourists, I have now branched out somewhat and there is a shift in my work.
Expressive, colourful and textured paintings are influenced by a love of nature, in particular water, having been brought up by the sea in Sussex, as well as urban life in London. Art and life as one.
Experimentation, through printmaking, using woodcuts, and Gel press, making my own collage papers and using acrylic paint have taken me on a different path. I have moved towards painting abstractly, working with more emotive expression and exploration of self.
My love of colour, pattern and texture lends itself to this new and exciting world. My aim is to paint bigger, bolder, more soulful and expressive pieces
McNeill Gallery 