Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Silk scarfs, hand felted bags and decorative wood turned pieces are joined in this exhibition highlighting the use of natural materials, vibrant colours and the shared interpretation of the Pembrokeshire Coast. Movement and depth of the landscape is captured in different textures such as wool and silk thread, and the use of multiple layers of stain on various wood grains creating unique pieces.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Silk scarfs, hand felted bags and decorative wood turned pieces are joined in this exhibition highlighting the use of natural materials, vibrant colours and the shared interpretation of the Pembrokeshire Coast. Movement and depth of the landscape is captured in different textures such as wool and silk thread, and the use of multiple layers of stain on various wood grains creating unique pieces.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Silk scarfs, hand felted bags and decorative wood turned pieces are joined in this exhibition highlighting the use of natural materials, vibrant colours and the shared interpretation of the Pembrokeshire Coast. Movement and depth of the landscape is captured in different textures such as wool and silk thread, and the use of multiple layers of stain on various wood grains creating unique pieces.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Silk scarfs, hand felted bags and decorative wood turned pieces are joined in this exhibition highlighting the use of natural materials, vibrant colours and the shared interpretation of the Pembrokeshire Coast. Movement and depth of the landscape is captured in different textures such as wool and silk thread, and the use of multiple layers of stain on various wood grains creating unique pieces.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Silk scarfs, hand felted bags and decorative wood turned pieces are joined in this exhibition highlighting the use of natural materials, vibrant colours and the shared interpretation of the Pembrokeshire Coast. Movement and depth of the landscape is captured in different textures such as wool and silk thread, and the use of multiple layers of stain on various wood grains creating unique pieces.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Silk scarfs, hand felted bags and decorative wood turned pieces are joined in this exhibition highlighting the use of natural materials, vibrant colours and the shared interpretation of the Pembrokeshire Coast. Movement and depth of the landscape is captured in different textures such as wool and silk thread, and the use of multiple layers of stain on various wood grains creating unique pieces.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Silk scarfs, hand felted bags and decorative wood turned pieces are joined in this exhibition highlighting the use of natural materials, vibrant colours and the shared interpretation of the Pembrokeshire Coast. Movement and depth of the landscape is captured in different textures such as wool and silk thread, and the use of multiple layers of stain on various wood grains creating unique pieces.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Silk scarfs, hand felted bags and decorative wood turned pieces are joined in this exhibition highlighting the use of natural materials, vibrant colours and the shared interpretation of the Pembrokeshire Coast. Movement and depth of the landscape is captured in different textures such as wool and silk thread, and the use of multiple layers of stain on various wood grains creating unique pieces.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Silk scarfs, hand felted bags and decorative wood turned pieces are joined in this exhibition highlighting the use of natural materials, vibrant colours and the shared interpretation of the Pembrokeshire Coast. Movement and depth of the landscape is captured in different textures such as wool and silk thread, and the use of multiple layers of stain on various wood grains creating unique pieces.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Silk scarfs, hand felted bags and decorative wood turned pieces are joined in this exhibition highlighting the use of natural materials, vibrant colours and the shared interpretation of the Pembrokeshire Coast. Movement and depth of the landscape is captured in different textures such as wool and silk thread, and the use of multiple layers of stain on various wood grains creating unique pieces.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Silk scarfs, hand felted bags and decorative wood turned pieces are joined in this exhibition highlighting the use of natural materials, vibrant colours and the shared interpretation of the Pembrokeshire Coast. Movement and depth of the landscape is captured in different textures such as wool and silk thread, and the use of multiple layers of stain on various wood grains creating unique pieces.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Silk scarfs, hand felted bags and decorative wood turned pieces are joined in this exhibition highlighting the use of natural materials, vibrant colours and the shared interpretation of the Pembrokeshire Coast. Movement and depth of the landscape is captured in different textures such as wool and silk thread, and the use of multiple layers of stain on various wood grains creating unique pieces.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Silk scarfs, hand felted bags and decorative wood turned pieces are joined in this exhibition highlighting the use of natural materials, vibrant colours and the shared interpretation of the Pembrokeshire Coast. Movement and depth of the landscape is captured in different textures such as wool and silk thread, and the use of multiple layers of stain on various wood grains creating unique pieces.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Silk scarfs, hand felted bags and decorative wood turned pieces are joined in this exhibition highlighting the use of natural materials, vibrant colours and the shared interpretation of the Pembrokeshire Coast. Movement and depth of the landscape is captured in different textures such as wool and silk thread, and the use of multiple layers of stain on various wood grains creating unique pieces.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Silk scarfs, hand felted bags and decorative wood turned pieces are joined in this exhibition highlighting the use of natural materials, vibrant colours and the shared interpretation of the Pembrokeshire Coast. Movement and depth of the landscape is captured in different textures such as wool and silk thread, and the use of multiple layers of stain on various wood grains creating unique pieces.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Silk scarfs, hand felted bags and decorative wood turned pieces are joined in this exhibition highlighting the use of natural materials, vibrant colours and the shared interpretation of the Pembrokeshire Coast. Movement and depth of the landscape is captured in different textures such as wool and silk thread, and the use of multiple layers of stain on various wood grains creating unique pieces.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Silk scarfs, hand felted bags and decorative wood turned pieces are joined in this exhibition highlighting the use of natural materials, vibrant colours and the shared interpretation of the Pembrokeshire Coast. Movement and depth of the landscape is captured in different textures such as wool and silk thread, and the use of multiple layers of stain on various wood grains creating unique pieces.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

This enchanting exhibition combines the creative talents of writer Robert Macfarlane and artist Jackie Morris to celebrate the relationship between language and the living world, and nature’s power to spark the imagination. The exhibition is based on The Lost Words, the Sunday Times bestselling book, published in 2017. The Lost Words began as a response to the removal of the names of plants and animals from children’s dictionaries due to their lack of use in everyday life. A retreat for…

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

This enchanting exhibition combines the creative talents of writer Robert Macfarlane and artist Jackie Morris to celebrate the relationship between language and the living world, and nature’s power to spark the imagination. The exhibition is based on The Lost Words, the Sunday Times bestselling book, published in 2017. The Lost Words began as a response to the removal of the names of plants and animals from children’s dictionaries due to their lack of use in everyday life. A retreat for…

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

This enchanting exhibition combines the creative talents of writer Robert Macfarlane and artist Jackie Morris to celebrate the relationship between language and the living world, and nature’s power to spark the imagination. The exhibition is based on The Lost Words, the Sunday Times bestselling book, published in 2017. The Lost Words began as a response to the removal of the names of plants and animals from children’s dictionaries due to their lack of use in everyday life. A retreat for…

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

This enchanting exhibition combines the creative talents of writer Robert Macfarlane and artist Jackie Morris to celebrate the relationship between language and the living world, and nature’s power to spark the imagination. The exhibition is based on The Lost Words, the Sunday Times bestselling book, published in 2017. The Lost Words began as a response to the removal of the names of plants and animals from children’s dictionaries due to their lack of use in everyday life. A retreat for…

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

This enchanting exhibition combines the creative talents of writer Robert Macfarlane and artist Jackie Morris to celebrate the relationship between language and the living world, and nature’s power to spark the imagination. The exhibition is based on The Lost Words, the Sunday Times bestselling book, published in 2017. The Lost Words began as a response to the removal of the names of plants and animals from children’s dictionaries due to their lack of use in everyday life. A retreat for…

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

This enchanting exhibition combines the creative talents of writer Robert Macfarlane and artist Jackie Morris to celebrate the relationship between language and the living world, and nature’s power to spark the imagination. The exhibition is based on The Lost Words, the Sunday Times bestselling book, published in 2017. The Lost Words began as a response to the removal of the names of plants and animals from children’s dictionaries due to their lack of use in everyday life. A retreat for…

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

This enchanting exhibition combines the creative talents of writer Robert Macfarlane and artist Jackie Morris to celebrate the relationship between language and the living world, and nature’s power to spark the imagination. The exhibition is based on The Lost Words, the Sunday Times bestselling book, published in 2017. The Lost Words began as a response to the removal of the names of plants and animals from children’s dictionaries due to their lack of use in everyday life. A retreat for…

Coastal living is the foundation of Kate’s work. Inspired by stormy seas, dramatic light and shadow stretching to the horizons, Kate’s inspiration is captured on canvas using oils, pastels and acrylics. She hopes her style of work will inspire residents and visitors alike to enjoy the magnificent beaches, coastal paths and pockets of glorious nature that surround us.

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

This enchanting exhibition combines the creative talents of writer Robert Macfarlane and artist Jackie Morris to celebrate the relationship between language and the living world, and nature’s power to spark the imagination. The exhibition is based on The Lost Words, the Sunday Times bestselling book, published in 2017. The Lost Words began as a response to the removal of the names of plants and animals from children’s dictionaries due to their lack of use in everyday life. A retreat for…

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

This enchanting exhibition combines the creative talents of writer Robert Macfarlane and artist Jackie Morris to celebrate the relationship between language and the living world, and nature’s power to spark the imagination. The exhibition is based on The Lost Words, the Sunday Times bestselling book, published in 2017. The Lost Words began as a response to the removal of the names of plants and animals from children’s dictionaries due to their lack of use in everyday life. A retreat for…

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

This enchanting exhibition combines the creative talents of writer Robert Macfarlane and artist Jackie Morris to celebrate the relationship between language and the living world, and nature’s power to spark the imagination. The exhibition is based on The Lost Words, the Sunday Times bestselling book, published in 2017. The Lost Words began as a response to the removal of the names of plants and animals from children’s dictionaries due to their lack of use in everyday life. A retreat for…

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.

This enchanting exhibition combines the creative talents of writer Robert Macfarlane and artist Jackie Morris to celebrate the relationship between language and the living world, and nature’s power to spark the imagination. The exhibition is based on The Lost Words, the Sunday Times bestselling book, published in 2017. The Lost Words began as a response to the removal of the names of plants and animals from children’s dictionaries due to their lack of use in everyday life. A retreat for…

Vyvyan has introduced a more modern approach to his paintings in this exhibition. His strong graphic design background has influenced a distinctive style. His palette knife paintings embrace the ‘hiraeth’ – the feeling of belonging, sense of being part of a place, becoming closer to the people and its surroundings.