Mick Brown RCA explores the area between the representational and the abstract.
Mick Brown RCA explores the area between the representational and the abstract.
“Mick Brown’s works are not pictures of things but a systematic reprocessing of materials described as landscape. The work acts as a diary with a sence of autobiography of living through the textures of selected and censored world news, the horrors as well as the joys of being part of the ever- changing and transforming earth and the participation in its destruction and recreation on the relatively small scale of the painting”
Ivor Davies
"Mick’s painting have a narrative element that may evolve during the
‘conversation’ which is the process of the painting. Mick asks the
viewer to rest and consider his painting as the interaction between
materials and processes become a vehicle for reflection.
The language of mark and colour convey the energy within the paintings. They have an immediacy that communicates their vital nature and only at the point of a coherent statement is the work finished."
Michael & Jane Richardson – Quattro Archi, Barga, Tuscany
