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March of the turbines III [sold]

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Oil on reclaimed MFC board 47 x 69cm    *   Click here for detailed image   *

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My friend, the artist Lynda Powney wrote to me saying "I thought it was complicated. I had an argument with myself about the size of the turbines and then concluded that it was best done as it was." She is right so I wrote back saying  "The scale of the wind turbines is something I too puzzled over during the whole process.  Not before though - I just jump straight in (if I think too much I just confuse myself), and, like you I think, decided that a certain ambiguity was what was needed to help the notion of something possibly being slightly out of place or at least sitting uneasily in the countryside.  I have tried to develop this in more recent attempts."  See also ''Beyond the turbines blooming'.

 
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