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Tricia McParlin
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Biography
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I am primarily a painter, but also work in film, installation and sculpture. I originally graduated in English, Drama and Art and taught in London for several years. Having returned home to Wales, where I am currently based, I completed a B.A.(Hons) degree in Fine Art in 2003. I have exhibited in Wales and London, most recently at 'Fresh Art', London, 2003. I was selected for The National Eisteddfod, a showcase for Welsh art in 2002, and won The Welsh Artist of the Year(student award) in 2001.
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Statement
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I choose art because image making has the power to violate boundaries. It can be in two places at once; inner and outer, personal and universal, real and imagined, located simultaneously in the present and the past.
It also offers the possibility, like music, of an immediate synthesis of thought and emotion, of both a physical and felt space, blurring imposed divisions between what is seen and what is imagined, observed and remembered in a direct expression that can be both poetic and literal in the same instant.
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Exhibitions
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Fresh Art, Business Design Centre, Islington, 2003
The National Eisteddfod of Wales, 2002
The Welsh Artist of the Year 2000,2001, 2003
R.K.Burt Gallery, London,2002
I am currently exhibiting at The King Street Gallery, Carmarthen, Wales, where I am a permanent member
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Lifeforms
Lost King
