Downtempo 1 by Dan Hobday Ernst Kirchner the subject inhabiting its environment

the subject inhabiting its environment rather than floating before it

the clean vector-like precision of Tracey's linework and typographic detail are reproduced with full crispness on matte paper

almost windswept arrangement of its petals

without compromise

Zen Stone IV (ochre version) builds an abstract composition from layered collage forms in warm ochre tones

Downtempo 1 by Dan Hobday Ernst Kirchner the subject inhabiting its environmentDowntempo 1 by Dan Hobday settles into a quiet, unhurried register soft tones layered with the restraint that characterises his Devon landscape informed practice. Abstraction and nature blur at the edges: shapes that might be hills, water, or simply colour finding its level. The Japandi sensibility is unmistakable deliberate negative space, a muted palette, compositional calm. Hobday's mixed media approach lends the work a gentle textural quality,