Susan Margaret Williams

Born 1963 England. I have exhibited and sold work at the Royal Academy Summer exhibition and in group and solo exhibitions in London.

I work in oils, digital photography, and print-making. My work is mostly minimalist where there is a reduction of images and subjects to their most basic form including shape, values, and lines.

The landscape series is a merging of minimalism with realism. My rubber plant series brings to mind the abstract work of Alexander Calder. I also love the works of Howard Hodgkin and in particular that his works are in relation to emotion and I share his love of India. I am also influenced by the skies of Turner and Constable and the works of Monet. With the paintings entitled 'Venice I - V' I wanted to create a new language of depicting water. I plan to continue this with future works.

The heaven painting has a brass plaque with a stanza from one of my poems. The two triptychs of clearing storm clouds were created from imagination.

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Born 1963 England. I have exhibited and sold work at the Royal Academy Summer exhibition and in group and solo exhibitions in London.

I work in oils, digital photography, and print-making. My work is mostly minimalist where there is a reduction of images and subjects to their most basic form including shape, values, and lines.

The landscape series is a merging of minimalism with realism. My rubber plant series brings to mind the abstract work of Alexander Calder. I also love the works of Howard Hodgkin and in particular that his works are in relation to emotion and I share his love of India. I am also influenced by the skies of Turner and Constable and the works of Monet. With the paintings entitled 'Venice I - V' I wanted to create a new language of depicting water. I plan to continue this with future works.

The heaven painting has a brass plaque with a stanza from one of my poems. The two triptychs of clearing storm clouds were created from imagination. However, I keep a number of photos of skies that inspire. I also like the simplicity of some of Turner's watercolour sketches. I also love the colours and works by Trixie Pitts from the Saatchi site.

My rabbits existed before discovering the works of Hunt Slonem which I love. We differ in that his are towards abstract expressionism whereas mine are more strictly abstract.

Solo Exhibitions
2004 GX Gallery, London
2003 GX Gallery, London
2002 GX Gallery, London

Group Exhibitions
2009 The Brick Lane Gallery, London
2009 Benenden Girl's School charity auction
2005 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, London
2001 GX Gallery, London
1999 TAG Sale, London
1998 TAG Sale, London