The constant need for change and exploration is reflected in Carol's
approach to painting, which is constantly evolving and questioning.
The work offers glimpses of recognisable worlds, yet are deceptive
about their apparent familiarity.
The images are generally subject-based and rooted in something closely
observed, tending to suggest subject matter rather than represent
it, a visual search for equilibrium of subjectivity and objectivity.
Forms are chosen not as symbols for symbolic functions but rather
as a means of shaping colour. The ambiguous lighting and the quiet
stillness offer a balm for the senses.
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