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Other details :
Artwork on cardboard. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
11x11in
About this artwork
This is part of my series Encapsulated Gesture: small-format oil paintings created on recycled supports and housed within frames constructed from reclaimed gilt mouldings, carrying the marks of time. Each work carries the same gestural intensity and emotional weight as my larger canvases while held within a more intimate scale.
Here, two forms seem joyously tangled and supportive in a lush background quite different to others in the series, but… the colours imposed themselves.
Gillian Holding, with a Fine Art degree from Leeds Metropolitan University and a background as a solicitor, works primarily in oil paint, embracing the physicality of her medium on both large canvases and intimate panels. Her instinctive, semi-abstract style blends drawing and painting, often depicting fragmented bodies in transition, using brushes and unconventional tools to leave areas unresolved and evoke emotional ambiguity. Through these painterly gestures, she explores themes of liminality and contradiction, ultimately conveying sensations of uncertainty, vulnerability, and the transformative potential found in life’s fissures and fractures.