Sally Barron
Dark Tulips, Early Evening $3,200 framed Status: Sold
Vintage II $2,600 Status: Available
End of spring, morning light. $2,800 framed Status: Sold
Orchids in Fluorescent Light $3,500 framed Status: Sold
Library Mood $1,350 framed Status: Sold
Jug and Fruit, Afternoon Light $1,350 framed Status: Sold
Vintage I $1,650 framed Status: Sold
Morning Light with Goblet $2,200 framed Status: Available
Winter Light with Stone $2,600 framed Status: Sold
Comet Over Taranaki $2,900 framed Status: Sold
Whare $3,800 Status: Available
Born never asked $2,900 framed Status: Sold
Dropscene II $4,200 Status: Sold
Dear Heart II, Pink Terraces $2,900 framed Status: Sold
Rangitoto $3,900 framed Status: Available
Reflection $3,900 Status: Sold
I wanted you and I was looking for you all day $3,900 framed Status: Available
Sally Barron – ‘Postcards From The Edge’
Selected work still on show
Still life: “It has been said that a truly engaged painting practice is one that is involved in the attempt to describe the world as one finds it.
During the isolation and contemplation of lockdown I found myself drawn to the genre of Still life, with the pull and push of gesture and freedom just out of reach.
Still life is a centuries old tradition and as I make my pictures, I am aware that I see through prisms of pre-existing images. Close observation and solidarity of the objects co-exist with loose abstraction of swirls of paint living alongside.
Possibly there is something within me that is resisting the slow evocation of domestic detail and is yearning for a more expansive flourish of uninhibited creation. That containment with a hint of drama is what interests me.”
Landscape: Using vivid colours and gestural techniques influenced by post-impressionists such as Bonnard and Matisse, as well as strong abstract elements from artists like Rauschenberg and Diebenkorn. She is inspired by the local scenery and stories, artists and memories from the past and future. Sally works almost exclusively in oils, with key themes exploring our relationship with memory and the environment, balancing figuration with the abstract.
Exhibitions Gallery, 20 Brandon Street, Wellington. Phone 04 4996356
