Paul Haggith
The body of work that encompasses the exhibition at Gallery One is predominately water scenes. Often I include a number of architectural pieces in an exhibition but this show is to be compact and focused around one theme, water and light. The exhibition is therefore an attempt to recreate the feeling of light passing over water whether it be summer days, autumn afternoons, tropical mornings or flooded plains. Whilst at the same time a feeling of stillness and ambience.
Resume | Artist Statement
White water no.4
Drifted away
Drifting out to sea
Ripple no.1
Ripples no.2
Whitewater no.2
Whitewater no.3
Bathers no.6
Drifting away
Island
Island Shoreline no. 1
Island Shoreline no. 2
Island Shoreline no. 3
Shorebreak No. 16
Shorebreak no.10
Shorebreak no.3
Shorebreak no.6
Shoreline no. 2
Shoreline no.1
Shoreline no.3
Bathers no.3
Shorebreak No. 1
Shorebreak No. 2
Autumn Afternoon 2
Drifting into the Sea
Hawkes Nest No.2 (Plein Air)
Into the sea no.1
Into the sea no.2
Into the sea No.2
Into the sea no.3
Into the Sea No.4
Into the Sea No.5
Into the Sea No1
Into the Waves
Paddling out
Rolling Swell, Incoming Tide
Shore Break No. 2
Shore break No.1
The Breaking Wave
The Passage no. 2
Through the waves
Whitewater
NYC13
Bathers No. 3
The Last Canoe
Immersion
Calm Waters