Camouflage I Portraiture The central gap between the

The central gap between the two forms creates a powerful spatial tension—a visual corridor where light passes and invisible whispers echo

Very earthy colours

the soft murmur of rain against a windowpane

this painting looks up towards a street called Frenchgate

300g Fabriano acid free paper

Camouflage I Portraiture The central gap between theA new but continuing series of works, called Camouflage, exploring the phase 'Can't see the forest for the trees.' An idiom used when someone is so focused on small, specific details that they fail to grasp the bigger picture. It is often used to describe losing perspective when you get too caught up in the minute aspects of a situation. The irony the Celia does not use perspective in her works. These piece distils the silhouette of a tree into