Liz Dalton
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Artist's Statement
Shadows
The positive shape, a moment caught in time, an instant. The dynamic composition, a central circle with a sunburst radiating out. Sometimes a painting has a particular emphasis. Alluding to the sun, moon, atmosphere, creating movement before the eyes.
Shade can be shelter, cool and safe, where flowers bloom and erupt. Taken from drawings made from shadows, the essence of forms is captured.
Biography
Liz Dalton has lived in south London since moving from Devon to study for her BA in Illustration at the University of Westminster. She studied for her MA in Independent Film and Video at Central Saint Martins School of Art and Design.
She has exhibited nationally at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, and in the touring exhibition entitled 'Arcade'. International exhibitions include the School of the Art Institute of Chicago staff exhibition, Swatch street art, Paris, and 'Arcade' in Russia.
Clients for her work have included The Women's Press, Time Out magazine, and Saatchi and Saatchi.
Liz Dalton works as a part-time lecturer at Croydon College. Recently she had a solo exhibition in the Parfitt Gallery at the college: an installation combining drawing and collage, entitled 'Cultural Crossings', exploring her Swiss citizenship and British nationality. Liz works from a studio in South London, working on commissions and exhibitions.
Contact Details
Liz Dalton
E: liz@lizdalton.co.uk