Caroline Perkins - Because I would not stop for death





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Caroline Perkins's original 2022 oil painting Because I would not stop for death, an abstract work in yellow, purple, white and green, measuring 150 × 150 cm, signed and in excellent condition.
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Caroline Perkins is a British contemporary abstract artist based in Hampshire.
Because I would not stop for death (2022) Oil paint, Oil bars, on canvas.
Her abstract figurative paintings explore the space between reality, memory and imagination. Through expressive brushwork, vivid colour and layered forms, human and animal figures emerge as characters in open-ended narratives. Each work invites the viewer to find their own meaning within a world that is playful, dreamlike and emotionally charged.
Perkins received her MA in painting from the Royal College of Art they have exhibited throughout the United Kingdom, including at Soho Revue, The Newbury Base Greenham, Chapel Art Studio, Hampshire and the Truman Brewery London. they won scholarship funding from the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust QEST and has been featured in the magazine Collect Art issue 108.
Caroline Perkins is a British contemporary abstract artist based in Hampshire.
Because I would not stop for death (2022) Oil paint, Oil bars, on canvas.
Her abstract figurative paintings explore the space between reality, memory and imagination. Through expressive brushwork, vivid colour and layered forms, human and animal figures emerge as characters in open-ended narratives. Each work invites the viewer to find their own meaning within a world that is playful, dreamlike and emotionally charged.
Perkins received her MA in painting from the Royal College of Art they have exhibited throughout the United Kingdom, including at Soho Revue, The Newbury Base Greenham, Chapel Art Studio, Hampshire and the Truman Brewery London. they won scholarship funding from the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust QEST and has been featured in the magazine Collect Art issue 108.

