Do you ever find yourself drawn back to the same landscape, again and again?
Less than a two hour drive from us is the Pembrokeshire coast and my wife and I visit as often as we can.
Pembrokeshire and it’s majestic coastline is a place that never disappoints. The cliffs, shaped by time and tide, reveal layers of sedimentary rock fractured by weather, water, and movement - records of forces working patiently over thousands of years.
Standing along the coast, you begin to notice how nothing is truly solid. Rock splits, shifts, and reforms. Lines appear where pressure has built and released. That sense of slow tension giving way is what led to ‘Fracture’.
Rather than depicting the coastline directly, the painting distils the experience of being there - the movement of water, the weight of stone, and the moments where surfaces give way.
The surface was built through layered gestures, dragging and breaking paint across the canvas. Blacks and greys form a dense, grounding base, while whites tear through like exposed stone faces catching light.
Using ‘abstract’ license, streaks of blue, obviously not found in nature in these rocks, was added, which move diagonally across the surface, echoing water cutting through rock, adding rhythm and direction. Texture plays a central role here - thick passages sit beside scraped areas, creating a tactile record of pressure and release.
On the wall, Fracture brings a sense of momentum and depth. It feels powerful without being heavy, energetic without noise. From across the room, the diagonal movement pulls the eye through the piece; up close, the layered textures slow you down, inviting closer inspection.
Collectors often describe living with works like this as grounding. It introduces a quiet strength into a space - something steady and elemental that balances modern interiors beautifully, whether against clean walls or more textured surroundings.
“Energy split open — power and rhythm on canvas.”
Dimensions: 90 × 90 cm. (36 × 36 in.)
⭐ Free Shipping (to Mainland UK)
⭐ Delivery 7-10 working days from order date
⭐ No need for frame - design carries on around the side of the artwork
⭐ Ready to hang - all ironwork included (if ‘Stretcher’ option chosen)
⭐ Certification of Authenticity included
⭐ 30-Day no quibble, money back guarantee
See it on your wall!… not sure if a painting is the right fit?
I’ll create a custom render of the artwork in your own space so you can see the scale, colours, and atmosphere before you decide. 👉 Click here for more details
All other destinations please email me for quote.
Your purchase options…
Rolled in a tube: Your artwork will be carefully rolled, wrapped with the appropriate protective material, in a cylindrical tube, off the stretchers. This option is often preferred as the buyer can then choose their own frame to suit their home décor.
On Stretcher Bars: Your artwork will be despatched on stretcher bars in a secure double-walled cardboard box with all ironwork included, ready to hang on the wall.
Do you ever find yourself drawn back to the same landscape, again and again?
Less than a two hour drive from us is the Pembrokeshire coast and my wife and I visit as often as we can.
Pembrokeshire and it’s majestic coastline is a place that never disappoints. The cliffs, shaped by time and tide, reveal layers of sedimentary rock fractured by weather, water, and movement - records of forces working patiently over thousands of years.
Standing along the coast, you begin to notice how nothing is truly solid. Rock splits, shifts, and reforms. Lines appear where pressure has built and released. That sense of slow tension giving way is what led to ‘Fracture’.
Rather than depicting the coastline directly, the painting distils the experience of being there - the movement of water, the weight of stone, and the moments where surfaces give way.
The surface was built through layered gestures, dragging and breaking paint across the canvas. Blacks and greys form a dense, grounding base, while whites tear through like exposed stone faces catching light.
Using ‘abstract’ license, streaks of blue, obviously not found in nature in these rocks, was added, which move diagonally across the surface, echoing water cutting through rock, adding rhythm and direction. Texture plays a central role here - thick passages sit beside scraped areas, creating a tactile record of pressure and release.
On the wall, Fracture brings a sense of momentum and depth. It feels powerful without being heavy, energetic without noise. From across the room, the diagonal movement pulls the eye through the piece; up close, the layered textures slow you down, inviting closer inspection.
Collectors often describe living with works like this as grounding. It introduces a quiet strength into a space - something steady and elemental that balances modern interiors beautifully, whether against clean walls or more textured surroundings.
“Energy split open — power and rhythm on canvas.”
Dimensions: 90 × 90 cm. (36 × 36 in.)
⭐ Free Shipping (to Mainland UK)
⭐ Delivery 7-10 working days from order date
⭐ No need for frame - design carries on around the side of the artwork
⭐ Ready to hang - all ironwork included (if ‘Stretcher’ option chosen)
⭐ Certification of Authenticity included
⭐ 30-Day no quibble, money back guarantee
See it on your wall!… not sure if a painting is the right fit?
I’ll create a custom render of the artwork in your own space so you can see the scale, colours, and atmosphere before you decide. 👉 Click here for more details
All other destinations please email me for quote.
Your purchase options…
Rolled in a tube: Your artwork will be carefully rolled, wrapped with the appropriate protective material, in a cylindrical tube, off the stretchers. This option is often preferred as the buyer can then choose their own frame to suit their home décor.
On Stretcher Bars: Your artwork will be despatched on stretcher bars in a secure double-walled cardboard box with all ironwork included, ready to hang on the wall.
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