Lance Fennell’s work usually starts with what he calls “roadscapes”, of places he sees every day, or “innerscapes”, which can include anything from politics to illustrations that accompany poetry, and these ideas are then explored in a variety of approaches and media. “I like to give myself permission to make whatever I want and follow whatever is the best idea at the time,” he says, “It’s quite wayward, with paintings, mostly in oil, that take far too long, and then word/image explorations and ideas, cartoons, invented places and landscapes that sometimes just take a few minutes to create.” Most of his work is painted onto refashioned frames bought at car boot sales and found objects – junk basically – with the intention of transforming the object into something different and interesting or challenging to the eye.

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WORKSHOPS:

Occasional Saturday Oil Workshops - details and contact on my website

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