Meet Me at the Lighthouse draws upon the legacy of the St Ives School and my lifelong connection to Cornwall, where sketchbooks filled with sea-washed light and coastal horizons have long inspired my work. This imagined scene blends the intimacy of domestic life with the expansiveness of the sea beyond. On a kitchen table, pears rest in a bowl beside a lemon, while lilies in a striped jug, anchor the composition with freshness and vitality. The eye is drawn past the mug on the windowsill to a distant lighthouse on the headland, a beacon of memory and invitation. The rhythmic geometry of tiled floor and patterned wall play against organic forms, balancing stillness with movement. Infused with colour, texture, and a quiet sense of longing, this painting becomes a meeting place between home and horizon, interior and exterior, the everyday and the timeless.

Acrylic on board

Artwork 50cm x 50cm

Framed 53cm x 53cm

Framed in a simple white wooden tray frame, hand built in Bristol.