'Two pots' by Lucy Gogoliuk
'Two pots'
18 x 30 cm
Watercolour
2023
£350
Bespoke framing available for Greater London collectors only | Lead time is 8 weeks from confirmation
Lucy Gogoliuk is a graduate of the MA Fine Art programme at the University of Edinburgh. Gogoliuk is interested in the physical process of painting and drawing: mark-making, colour, and surface. She joined The Drawing Year in 2022. Since then her work has been rooted in observation of the immediate environment, which she fuses with imaginative and sensual elements, and her own evolving archive of formal influences to create a personal artistic language. Gogoliuk takes the beautiful and bizarre minutiae of everyday life as a starting point for work that foregrounds memory, perception and visual language.
'Two pots'
18 x 30 cm
Watercolour
2023
£350
Bespoke framing available for Greater London collectors only | Lead time is 8 weeks from confirmation
Lucy Gogoliuk is a graduate of the MA Fine Art programme at the University of Edinburgh. Gogoliuk is interested in the physical process of painting and drawing: mark-making, colour, and surface. She joined The Drawing Year in 2022. Since then her work has been rooted in observation of the immediate environment, which she fuses with imaginative and sensual elements, and her own evolving archive of formal influences to create a personal artistic language. Gogoliuk takes the beautiful and bizarre minutiae of everyday life as a starting point for work that foregrounds memory, perception and visual language.
'Two pots'
18 x 30 cm
Watercolour
2023
£350
Bespoke framing available for Greater London collectors only | Lead time is 8 weeks from confirmation
Lucy Gogoliuk is a graduate of the MA Fine Art programme at the University of Edinburgh. Gogoliuk is interested in the physical process of painting and drawing: mark-making, colour, and surface. She joined The Drawing Year in 2022. Since then her work has been rooted in observation of the immediate environment, which she fuses with imaginative and sensual elements, and her own evolving archive of formal influences to create a personal artistic language. Gogoliuk takes the beautiful and bizarre minutiae of everyday life as a starting point for work that foregrounds memory, perception and visual language.