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Polarised Reflection, 2020

Caia Matheson

Original Painting56 x 64 x 3 cm

Oil and dyes on hand stretched canvas

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About Caia Matheson

Caia Matheson is an award-winning contemporary oil painter based in East Sussex, UK. She was born in Johannesburg and educated in Tokyo and London. She has exhibited widely in the UK as well as internationally and has been shortlisted for numerous awards, including winning Brighton Artist of the Year in 2004. Moreover, she painted Europe's first Rainbow Pedestrian Crossing Brighton in 2014, and in 2013 her work was selected by author Neil Gaiman for the book "A Calendar of Tales".

For Matheson, painting is a very physical process. She loves to mix paint mediums and experiment with the effects. This, for her, can be the most exciting part of the creative process. Her mediums are oils – tubes of oil paint, oil bars, oil pastels and mixtures of oil paints and dyes. She enjoys the texture consistency and smells of them. She paints with her hands and washing-up sponges onto canvases laid flat on the floor, building and scratching off layers of oil paint to create a world within worlds.

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