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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
19.7x23.6in
About this artwork
“Kaleidoscape”
Language licence as well as artistic licence. In this work the colours and values were intended to bring the commonplace to a higher level. I needed the right amount of contrast to bring out the values I had identified when I decided to paint the scene almost as a semi-abstract one.. My reference photos showed a moment marked by the sharp contrasts between the deep greys of receding clouds and the golden yellows of emerging sunlight.… In spite of the contrasts I could see possibilities for a delicate blend of colours. I opted for an alla prima type wet-on-wet technique, blending the stormy sky with hopeful bursts of light. At a different level I can see this blend as a symbol of a lingering quiet memory, a mental hush.
Born and based in Malta, I have always been guided in my artistic work by the Mediterranean atmosphere of sea and light. Thoughout my professional life, as an international judge with the UN and the EU, painting remained my constant discipline — strengthened through sustained study with master painters in France and Italy. My work moves between the semi-abstract and the abstract, Vertical elements often suggest human aspiration; horizontal passages evoke calm and continuity. This interplay restores the balance we seek daily: between thought and emotion. In a culture that rewards speed art offers something rare — the invitation to slow down, to look, and to feel without urgency. My influences include Turner’s atmosphere, Rothko’s emotional depth,, and the Japanese understanding of stillness and beauty through restraint. Each painting is built slowly, allowing light to settle into the work. The result is not merely visual, but experiential — a space for quiet reflection.