Peter Rossiter, Progression, Abstract Mixed Media Painting, Peter Rossiter for sale at Pamono

Description

Progression is read from left to right. The white conceals/reveals the meeting of two opposing forces, red and blue, that want to find resolution; white heals and binds the conflict. The aim being to arrive at an abstract expression of of an ideal or stasis. Peter Rossiter was born in Cambridge, UK in 1950 and studied at York University & The Courtauld Institute, London. Peter’s background is rooted in the global art world; his Grandfather was the German born British painter, Martin Bloch. After moving to Wales in 1990 Peter started to paint seriously, he describes his style as reflecting his environmental awareness. This can be seen in both his figurative and abstract work and in the influence of his Grandfathers approach to being an artist. Peter’s work can be found in many private collections in the UK, US, Germany, Austria & Australia. He also creates his Grandfather’s collection. “I am currently much engaged in exploring various facets of the act of painting itself, this process has taken me away from the necessity for depicting physical reference points; I find it very liberating and exciting. I use colour, tone and gesture to evoke mood, and mix the languages of mechanically reproduced marks with organic forms. I make no differentiation between the works of man and those of nature as they are all visual phenomena. What fascinates me is: what evokes a response? It seems to me this can only be answered by using the subconscious and this chimes well with an artistic practice which verges on the chaotic but can produce images which surprise and delight the mind, and evoke a gut response”.