18th April 2026. We’ve settled on June 6th and 13th. Both Saturdays, so lots of passing traffic. Poster on its way. Stay tuned! Here’s the proto-poster. Changing the text box fill was problematic until I found the hidden toolbar in … Continue reading Diary of an Exhibition
This is a scattering of random shapes, cut out and dropped/rearranged/pushed around on the 20 x 20cm canvas I’d primed using a leftover blue mix then scrubbed with a rough cloth. This revealed hints of the earlier neon orange layer. Quite a lot to like about this, including the colours and the unattached elements, even the tone of the board it’s sitting on! But it doesn’t say anything to me. No coherence, no story. These are small birds on what I intended to be green-screen, but they reminded me too much of what I believe may have been Romulan lettering … Continue reading Incidental Moon (previously Open door)
Began as a rejected canvas and found new life as another alternative creation myth! Collaged adjustments, hand-drawn on tissue, consistent with the title. Further detailing of the legs, plumage and background. Removed the collaged tissue and repainted the bird’s plumage. © Suzanne Conboy-Hill 2026 The painting is here and this is the story: When the universe made the first world, she was not pleased with its attitude so she destroyed it in fire and gravitational compression. Her second attempt was a little more satisfactory; more rounded, less lumpy and with the kind of rotation that didn’t fling everything on it … Continue reading Singer of Worlds
Reworked buildings. © Suzanne Conboy-Hill 2026 Continue reading Bend in the river
Small but delicate reworking using collaged tissue to create texture in the foreground. © Suzanne Conboy-Hill 2026 Continue reading Flooding river
Wholly repainted. © Suzanne Conboy-Hill 2026 Continue reading Fox
COVID: forgotten but not gone. Water-soluble oils and opportunistic collage on 15x10cm canvas. This tiny painting is made up of a background of water-soluble oils, a piece of paper I used to ensure ink flow in a pen, and inking … Continue reading Two small canvases
Bridge brickwork repainted. © Suzanne Conboy-Hill 2026 Continue reading Beeding Bridge
This is a small, long-standing lake that may have been natural (it’s located in an area of wetland in the village) but that has been reinforced at its edges to create paths in what’s become a new nature reserve. It … Continue reading Crater Lake
This is what arrived, after the removal of the old bridge, in preparation for the installation of the new one. Its function was to carry liquid concrete from the west bank, which has vehicle access, to the east bank, which … Continue reading Ovipositor
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