Paintings on Panel process

Paintings on Panel process

My landscape paintings are a way of interpreting marks in time and distilling them down to convey a story in symbolic form. For the paintings, I start with slabs of raw poplar panel. Renaissance artists used native poplar wood panels for altarpieces, recognised for...
Unfolding Landscape – Horizontal

Unfolding Landscape – Horizontal

In recent years, Gardiner has predominantly created intaglio monoprints, a painterly form of printmaking in which each impression is unique as the etched plate is worked individually, adding colour or wiping the ink differently each time a print is pulled. Even in an...
Bat’s Head and Lulworth Crumple

Bat’s Head and Lulworth Crumple

I experimented with Carborundum printmaking, another type of intaglio printmaking, to create a rough, textured surface on a laser engraved plywood plate. Carborundum is a type of silicon carbide, which is a hard, abrasive material. It is often used in industrial...
Unfolding Landscape – Vertical

Unfolding Landscape – Vertical

In recent years, Gardiner has predominantly created intaglio monoprints, a painterly form of printmaking in which each impression is unique as the etched plate is worked individually, adding colour or wiping the ink differently each time a print is pulled. Even in an...