Sue Bayley: Colour Therapy
Colours possess a profound ability to communicate with our souls, transcending language and tapping into primal responses deeply ingrained within us. Whether it's a single hue or a symphony of shades, colours have the power to unlock memories, evoke emotions, and envelop us in a sense of joy, comfort, and connection.
The work of West Vancouver artist Sue Bayley embodies inspiration, hope, and the resilience to find beauty amidst darkness and offers a moment of respite and tranquility for the soul. Sue鈥檚 work delves into the intangible aspects of nature, capturing fleeting moments and enduring beauty through complex, expressive brushwork that echoes organic forms and colours.
The freedom within her work serves as both a challenge and motivation to create something fresh and distinctive. Embracing abstract techniques allows Sue to experiment with materials, colours, and composition, while recent physical changes from illness have led her to adapt her artistic practice, painting with her non-dominant hand and using larger brushes for shorter durations.
This exhibition features paintings from two series: Wild at Heart and Terra Incognita. Wild at Heart takes inspiration from the beauty inherent in the life cycle of plants, while Terra Incognita references Sue's memories of traveling and filming wilderness areas.
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Colours possess a profound ability to communicate with our souls, transcending language and tapping into primal responses deeply ingrained within us. Whether it's a single hue or a symphony of shades, colours have the power to unlock memories, evoke emotions, and envelop us in a sense of joy, comfort, and connection.
The work of West Vancouver artist Sue Bayley embodies inspiration, hope, and the resilience to find beauty amidst darkness and offers a moment of respite and tranquility for the soul. Sue鈥檚 work delves into the intangible aspects of nature, capturing fleeting moments and enduring beauty through complex, expressive brushwork that echoes organic forms and colours.
The freedom within her work serves as both a challenge and motivation to create something fresh and distinctive. Embracing abstract techniques allows Sue to experiment with materials, colours, and composition, while recent physical changes from illness have led her to adapt her artistic practice, painting with her non-dominant hand and using larger brushes for shorter durations.
This exhibition features paintings from two series: Wild at Heart and Terra Incognita. Wild at Heart takes inspiration from the beauty inherent in the life cycle of plants, while Terra Incognita references Sue's memories of traveling and filming wilderness areas.
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