Beyond the Image gallery is proud to present a new exhibition from Jamie Dolby, entitled "Twists and Turns of Life." This compelling collection of paintings offers a profound and intimate look into the unexpected journeys and beautiful complexities that define our existence.

A Journey Through the Unexpected.

Jamie Dolby's latest body of work moves beyond simple testimonial, inviting viewers to contemplate the unpredictable nature of life itself. Through a masterful use of colour and composition, she captures moments that feel both deeply personal and universally relatable. The exhibition's title, "Twists and Turns of Life," is a perfect reflection of the pieces on display, which explore themes of change, resilience, and the quiet moments of beauty found along the way.

Welcome to the ethereal world of Elinor Jayne's "Imperfectly Beautiful: A Journey into Blue.

a small work exhibition celebrating the timeless beauty of traditional cyanotype photography.

Step into a realm where light and chemistry dance upon paper and fabric, revealing the delicate intricacies of nature and form.

 

Elinor Jayne, a master of this historic process, invites you to explore her collection of hand-crafted cyanotypes. Each piece, bathed in the characteristic Prussian blue, is a testament to her dedication to the craft and her profound connection with the natural world. From intricate botanical studies to evocative landscapes,

 

A Journey into Blue captures fleeting moments of beauty, preserved in the enduring embrace of sunlight and iron salts. This exhibition offers a unique opportunity to witness the magic of cyanotype, a process that predates modern photography, and to appreciate the artistry of Elinor Jayne.

 

Join us as we delve into the rich history and captivating allure of this remarkable art form.

"Dark Waters" is a collection of photographs that goes beyond the typical landscape genre. Photographer Rod Thompson draws inspiration from Gothic literature and art to create images that are both haunting and beautiful. The exhibition's title refers to the literal depiction of the murky depths of human emotion and the unseen worlds that lie beneath the surface.