LOUISE MASON

The subject matter of Mason’s work, although wide and varied, is typically centred around the aesthetic use of colour, form and texture. This collection of diminutive nudes are rendered in a dreamy midnight blues pay homage to the sinuous nature of the female form. ‘I seem to paint smaller works when I am surrounded by uncertainty. Both in the world and also my creative journey. I have really enjoyed painting these smaller female figures, I like the energy I can capture by working the whole surface of the painting at the same time. I suppose they represent the elusive muse. An artist’s inspiration. That feeling that exists just out of reach. Sometimes only when we are dreaming.’
– Louise Mason

The subject matter of Mason’s work, although wide and varied, is typically centred around the aesthetic use of colour, form and texture. This collection of diminutive nudes are rendered in a dreamy midnight blues pay homage to the sinuous nature of the female form. ‘I seem to paint smaller works when I am surrounded by uncertainty. Both in the world and also my creative journey. I have really enjoyed painting these smaller female figures, I like the energy I can capture by working the whole surface of the painting at the same time. I suppose they represent the elusive muse. An artist’s inspiration. That feeling that exists just out of reach. Sometimes only when we are dreaming.’
– Louise Mason

The subject matter of Mason’s work, although wide and varied, is typically centred around the aesthetic use of colour, form and texture. This collection of diminutive nudes are rendered in a dreamy midnight blues pay homage to the sinuous nature of the female form. ‘I seem to paint smaller works when I am surrounded by uncertainty. Both in the world and also my creative journey. I have really enjoyed painting these smaller female figures, I like the energy I can capture by working the whole surface of the painting at the same time. I suppose they represent the elusive muse. An artist’s inspiration. That feeling that exists just out of reach. Sometimes only when we are dreaming.’
– Louise Mason

The subject matter of Mason’s work, although wide and varied, is typically centred around the aesthetic use of colour, form and texture. This collection of diminutive nudes are rendered in a dreamy midnight blues pay homage to the sinuous nature of the female form. ‘I seem to paint smaller works when I am surrounded by uncertainty. Both in the world and also my creative journey. I have really enjoyed painting these smaller female figures, I like the energy I can capture by working the whole surface of the painting at the same time. I suppose they represent the elusive muse. An artist’s inspiration. That feeling that exists just out of reach. Sometimes only when we are dreaming.’
– Louise Mason

The subject matter of Mason’s work, although wide and varied, is typically centred around the aesthetic use of colour, form and texture. This collection of diminutive nudes are rendered in a dreamy midnight blues pay homage to the sinuous nature of the female form. ‘I seem to paint smaller works when I am surrounded by uncertainty. Both in the world and also my creative journey. I have really enjoyed painting these smaller female figures, I like the energy I can capture by working the whole surface of the painting at the same time. I suppose they represent the elusive muse. An artist’s inspiration. That feeling that exists just out of reach. Sometimes only when we are dreaming.’
– Louise Mason

The subject matter of Mason’s work, although wide and varied, is typically centred around the aesthetic use of colour, form and texture. This collection of diminutive nudes are rendered in a dreamy midnight blues pay homage to the sinuous nature of the female form. ‘I seem to paint smaller works when I am surrounded by uncertainty. Both in the world and also my creative journey. I have really enjoyed painting these smaller female figures, I like the energy I can capture by working the whole surface of the painting at the same time. I suppose they represent the elusive muse. An artist’s inspiration. That feeling that exists just out of reach. Sometimes only when we are dreaming.’
– Louise Mason

The subject matter of Mason’s work, although wide and varied, is typically centred around the aesthetic use of colour, form and texture. This collection of diminutive nudes are rendered in a dreamy midnight blues pay homage to the sinuous nature of the female form. ‘I seem to paint smaller works when I am surrounded by uncertainty. Both in the world and also my creative journey. I have really enjoyed painting these smaller female figures, I like the energy I can capture by working the whole surface of the painting at the same time. I suppose they represent the elusive muse. An artist’s inspiration. That feeling that exists just out of reach. Sometimes only when we are dreaming.’
– Louise Mason

The subject matter of Mason’s work, although wide and varied, is typically centred around the aesthetic use of colour, form and texture. This collection of diminutive nudes are rendered in a dreamy midnight blues pay homage to the sinuous nature of the female form. ‘I seem to paint smaller works when I am surrounded by uncertainty. Both in the world and also my creative journey. I have really enjoyed painting these smaller female figures, I like the energy I can capture by working the whole surface of the painting at the same time. I suppose they represent the elusive muse. An artist’s inspiration. That feeling that exists just out of reach. Sometimes only when we are dreaming.’
– Louise Mason