 Faith Bebbington Faith’s new collection of figurative sculptures evolved by her inventing characters such as superheroes or prima donnas. Her work has also been recently inspired by ‘freerunning’, an exciting sport involving running and climbing all over urban buildings and structures. Her suspended and wall mounted work concentrates on making patterns by repeating a figure or grouping figures in space. She also mounts figures on poles and revisits this way of working regularly. The freestanding sculptures tend to be extrovert ‘performers’ full of drama and theatre. She also enjoys the challenge of creating pieces for unusual or awkward spaces and sites. The sculptures are often androgynous figures set in space, so the viewer focuses on the action or movement of the figure, rather than finer details.
Phil Dowling Phil’s main consideration when painting landscapes is to capture nature’s complex abstract qualities, its light, colour and mood, in a harmonious way, to make it as one. Many of the inspirations for his large canvases relate to the Liverpool area. Nigel Morris Nigel works in a variety of media and subject areas; these include Oil, Acrylic and Watercolour Abstract and Landscape work. Other artists in this exhibition include Liverpool artist Elaine Preece Stanley (See Modern Contemporary Creatives), Matthew Snowden, Robin Mullen, Robert Wyatt & More…… Graduates Rory Johnson & Mandy Buckton Additional works by Elaine Preece Stanley can be seen from 25th October on the wall space at The Marsh Cat Restaurant 1 Mostyn Square, Parkgate, Wirral, CH64 6SL Tel: 0151 336 1963 Open 7 days a week for Lunch & Dinner www.marshcat.com Additional works by Jacqui Chapman can be viewed from 30th October. For further details of location call 07710 078 845 | 
