Briony Farr
Briony Farr is a Cumbrian-based artist who uses layers of watery inks to create evocative images of the landscapes of the Lake District and Scotland. She studied Fine Art painting at Manchester Metropolitan University and now lives and works in Levens, Cumbria.
Her paintings are inspired by walks in the Lake District and her travels to Scotland and its beautiful islands. Briony’s paintings are usually in acrylic inks or mixed media and a stand-out feature in her work is the use of colour, line and contrast. Her paintings are expressive and evoke feelings of being outside in the wind, the sun or the rain. Paint is explored in a free and fluid way but the basis of drawing is always apparent.
Recent paintings have been inspired by the weather, much less about the landscapes actual shapes but about how the weather can change in a second. How all of a sudden the sun will break through the clouds or the sky turns black and the weather comes in. The atmosphere changes because of the light and that is the most exiting thing about the weather here in the Lake District.
Brionys paintings are clean, bright and modern and look beautiful in any setting. For her the most rewarding feeling is knowing someone has seen something of what she wanted to capture and that that painting is now hanging on a wall somewhere being enjoyed by someone for many years to come
Briony Farr is a Cumbrian-based artist who uses layers of watery inks to create evocative images of the landscapes of the Lake District and Scotland. She studied Fine Art painting at Manchester Metropolitan University and now lives and works in Levens, Cumbria.
Her paintings are inspired by walks in the Lake District and her travels to Scotland and its beautiful islands. Briony’s paintings are usually in acrylic inks or mixed media and a stand-out feature in her work is the use of colour, line and contrast. Her paintings are expressive and evoke feelings of being outside in the wind, the sun or the rain. Paint is explored in a free and fluid way but the basis of drawing is always apparent.
Recent paintings have been inspired by the weather, much less about the landscapes actual shapes but about how the weather can change in a second. How all of a sudden the sun will break through the clouds or the sky turns black and the weather comes in. The atmosphere changes because of the light and that is the most exiting thing about the weather here in the Lake District.
Brionys paintings are clean, bright and modern and look beautiful in any setting. For her the most rewarding feeling is knowing someone has seen something of what she wanted to capture and that that painting is now hanging on a wall somewhere being enjoyed by someone for many years to come
