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Idun Eustace & Emma Rimer
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Emma Rimer, Light Drift, oil and acrylic on canvas
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Idun Eustace, Lemons and Flowers, oil on canvas
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Emma Rimer, Chalk Hill, oil paint on canvas
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Idun Eustace, And then the landscape was covered in Snow 2014, Oil on canvas
Exhibition
Idun Eustace & Emma Rimer - Janus
6 Jan 2015 – 4 Feb 2015
Event times
11am-4pm Tuesday - Friday and 10am-5pm Saturdays
Cost of entry
Free
Address
- 63 High Street
- Arundel
West Sussex - BN18 9AJ
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- The gallery is a ten minutes walk from Arundel train station where there are twice hourly direct services from London Victoria
The Project Gallery is pleased to present the work of artists Idun Eustace and Emma Rimer.
About
Emma captures the paradoxical vigour of fragile natural forms by letting her attention rest on delicate and often intricate patterns. She creates a sense of security as well as harmony in the natural landscape through her enveloping attention to the small forms that lie before us, and often overlooked, beneath our feet. Her visual language overflows with life, and the viewer’s eye hops from spontaneous flick of paint to a petal rendered with a fingertip, to absorb the freedom and care with which Emma engages with the natural world.
Alongside the vibrant paintings of Emma Rimer, the Project Gallery will present the work of Idun Eustace. An Abstract Expressionistic influence is discernible in her personal expression of the landscape of her childhood. Her work expresses a combined sense of spontaneity and conscious construction which illustrates her attitude to art;‘you don’t choose art, it chooses you. It’s something that I’ve always had in me…’. The viewer is invited by Idun’s subtle moderation of colour to engage with the artist’s enjoyment of the landscape, through moments of pleasing astonishment.
