Seascapes and water – Chris Clark Art

Basket of Fish. Oil on canvas. W.40” H.48” D.2” (Sold)

Daydreaming. Oil on canvas. W.31” H.41” D.1.5” £3000.

By the Sea. Oil on canvas. W.60” H.40” D.0.5” £3000.

Swimmers. Oil on canvas. W.36” H.48” D.0.5” £2000.

Couple on a jetty. Oil on canvas. W.43” H.35” D.1.5” £3000.

The image is possibly about a journey that a couple can make together. There is no land reference point that might indicate a start point or an end point to the journey, although there is a distance between them suggesting they have a way to go. The sea is a metaphor for uncertainty, danger and the unknown. It is essentially a picture about love and hope.

Mother and Daughters. Oil on canvas. W.22” H.18” D.1.5” Framed. £900.

Couple by the sea. Oil on canvas. W.22” H.18”. D.1.5” Framed. £900.

Towards the Light. Oil on canvas. W.36” H.48” D.0.5” £2000.

An image with a narrative: the water represents a place where the couple drown and the fish prey on one another. The red car wreck is a relationship. The couple are naked and vulnerable. The man is trying to close the gap on the woman who is pulling away. There is a metaphor for salvation here as the only way they can rescue and restore themselves is follow the line of fish towards the surface and the boat.