Artist Profile - Matt Clarke
Boomerang
Medium: acrylic on canvas
Measurements: 75 x 75cm
Year: 2019
Price: £950 plus delivery
Ramshaw Sketchbook
Medium: acrylic on paper on canvas
Measurements: 177 x 94cm
Year: 2019
Price: £3500 plus delivery
Tryfan Scramble
Medium: acrylic on canvas
Measurements: 78 x 78cm framed
Year: 2019
Price: £1250 plus delivery
Cornish walk surface 2 (acrylic oil and resin on board, 25cm dia) £395
The Brodeur (mixed paint on board framed) SOLD
Cornish walk surface 1 (acrylic oil and resin on board, 25cm dia) £395
Fractal Study 1 £395 plus delivery
Castell y Gwynt
Medium: acrylic on canvas
Measurements: 180 x 110cm
Year: 2019
Price: £3950 plus delivery
Kinder Buttress
Medium: acrylic on canvas
Measurements: 120 x 70cm
Year: 2019
Price: £1650 plus delivery
Damascus Crack
Medium: acrylic pva pastel on canvas
Measurements: 119 x 119cm
Year: 2018
Price: £2200 plus delivery
Sinister Gully 4
Medium: acrylic on canvas
Measurements: 80 x 80cm
Year: 2019
Price: £1250 plus delivery
Sinister Gully 3 2019
Medium: acrylic on canvas
Measurements: 59 x 59cm
Year: 2019
Price: £650 plus delivery
Ramshaw After the Fire
Medium: acrylic pva pastel on canvas
Measurements: 79 x 100cm
Year: 2018
Price: £1500 plus delivery
Anna Groove 2
Medium: acrylic on canvas
Measurements: 140 x 98cm
Year: 2019
Price: £2850 plus delivery
Boomerang
Medium: acrylic on canvas
Measurements: 75 x 75cm
Year: 2019
Price: £950 plus delivery
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Biography
Matt graduated fro Loughborough College of Art and Design in 1998 with a BA Honours in Fine Art; Painting. In the same year he won the Loughborough University Art Gallery Purchase Prize.He has exhibited mainly in Sheffield and the East Midlands but also in London, and he has been represented at many Art Fairs including the AAF in London 3 times, aswell as those in Manchester, Glasgow and Newcastle. His work can be found in collections in Loughborough, Leicester, Nottingham and London amongst others.
Artist Statement
My paintings are studies of nature. Inspired by its ordered chaos and omnipresent self-symmetry. I work with satellite photography, geological structures, biological forms and microscopic imagery to create the paintings. I always try to let the nature of the paint guide me as I work and try not to touch the canvas too often. This exploits the infinite intricacies of the paint, which are impossible to reproduce by hand. Thus making the paintings as absorbing from 10cm as from 10m.