As with the other recent pieces, this is also made using water-soluble oils on a 50x40cm canvas. The detail above shows the bridge to be underwater, reflecting the projected impact of rising water levels globally should climate change not be addressed urgently, seriously, and head-on. Description The image below shows the bridge more clearly emphasised using watercolour pencil (dry) drawn into the scratched lines of the bridge made with a stylus. I used fixative on this section to minimise the effects of accidental wetting. An irony if ever there was one. © Suzanne Conboy-Hill 2026 Continue reading Flood: the between times

Sometimes a painting is done in minutes, other times it practically moves in, takes your comfortable chair and puts its feet up on the cat. WildFires was one of the latter and this is so much one of the first … Continue reading Desert: after the flood and after the burn

This painting is the kid whose uniform never fitted, who never had the right books in their bag and lost their dinner money on the way to school. It’s worn multiple overcoats, had some reconditioned, ripped a few and lost … Continue reading Ghost Lights