Conor Gallagher, Landscrape 32 Watercolour a contrast of the bleakness

a contrast of the bleakness of man-made structures with the smooth and colourful beauty of nature

This pen and ink captures the shadows

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Conor Gallagher, Landscrape 32 Watercolour a contrast of the bleaknessInitially abstract, more landscape on further inspection. Patches of light reflected sun or maybe city lights on the horizon, where the sea meets the land across a bay. Conor Gallagher's work uses a diversity of materials such as paint and fillers. Applied with a pallette knife and then scraped multiple times over successive layers, his pieces suggest landscapes and seascapes without depicting specific places or features. Conor is from Sligo, but