About 

My work has evolved in recent years towards paintings that are more free and open with an increasing awareness of spacial composition and elemental factors.  The paintings are a statement about the land and sea, often drawn from wild and rugged areas in a semi-abstract form. They are an investigation into divergent and complimentary forms, their compositional as well as abstract relationships within the natural landscape, offering a human experience of the land rather than its material presence.  A sense of place.

Recently, I have been working with oil and cold wax medium, as well as mixed media.  I feel this adds expression and dynamics to the artwork.  I try to evoke a sense of movement, energy and atmosphere within the work and use colour and mark making to record the textures and traces of the landscape.  The process of layering features considerably, reflecting the strata within the landscape, thus forming its own history.

Biography

Judith Moule was born in London, and is a contemporary British landscape painter and printer.  She studied at the University Of Hertfordshire attained a Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) degree in Fine Art, before undertaking a Diploma Course in Personal Development in printing at West Herts College.   She  also studied the human form at the Prince of Wales Trust in London,  having taught in schools at both primary and secondary levels for some years,  she now teaches adults part-time.  Judith works from her studio in St. Albans and exhibits regularly.  Her work is held in private collections at home and abroad .

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