Beth Rodway, ‘ Blue Flowers in August’

Rodway’s works have consistently focussed on telling stories. The artist creates sets for the imagination - designed spaces and homes for us to fill. Her background in architecture provides an immensely beautiful perspective. They are structurally sound, yet unexpected and elusive. Beth Rodway enjoys playing with juxtapositions: the disparity between the architectural and the human-made is referenced with the untamed nature inside and out. The supple, curved lines contrasted with the modernist lines of the architecture. Giant panes of glass are framed with bold, climbing plants, and wild trees penetrate the skies. Paintings here are remembered and imagined. (Text by Molly Barnes)

Beth Rodway is an award winning, Brighton based artist. She has exhibited globally, including at the Royal Academy and Christie’s, London and more recently with Delphian Gallery, Daniel Raphael Gallery and Purslane. She was the recipient of The ACS Drawing Prize and was recently awarded a 3 month residency in Los Angeles. Rodway’s works are held in The Royal Collection, Soho House Collection, and many more.