Photo by Max Aylmer
Cheryl Perrett is an artist living in Gloucestershire. Having studied Fine Art and the History of Art, she is fascinated with the past and explores social and feminist themes in her artwork.
I revel in the process of creating: physically wrestling with stretchers and canvas constantly questioning my methods; unpicking and rebuilding my doing.
My intention is for the work to resonate and stand with meaning for others.
Artwork for Sale
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Summer high clouds
£225.00An original pastel on Fabriano paper, which gives a textural, open and free feeling to the piece. Mounted in an off white card, ready for the frame of your choice.
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Split Cloud
£225.00This original pastel captured a moment where one of the clod forms seemed to just hold back from moving and forming this dramatic split exposing the azure blue sky. It is mounted in an off white board, ready for your framing choice.
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Travelling Cloud
£225.00An original pastel capturing the vast sky over the hedge. I loved the diagonal composition made by the clouds above the deep solid horizontal hedge line. This comes mounted in an off white colour, ready for the frame of your choice.
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Sitting pretty
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Blissful Flutterby
£300.00The lightest of touch is registered by the head.
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Living Heads- Cowslip
£300.00A continuation of this theme, where the little things are observed. Now elements of our world are embedded in us. The heads are pleased and accepting of this synergy.
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Over Flatstone
£250.00Oil on gesso board. I loved the watery effect created by the brush, and the flatness the grey creates.
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Dovestone
£495.00Sold
Oil on Gesso.
Cheryl's Blog
Autumn 2022 “Let there be Light” Launch date….
Let there be light! I think that's needed right now. Theres been such a fantastic response to my lampshade this year that they will be available to buy online...
Silent Auction for Ukraine
2022, another year as part of Stroud Open Studios. A year where families were split up and displaced from their homes and communities in Ukraine. I decided to...
Spring 2021
Looking back at past work often causes a new response; looking at this image I am imbued with the feeling of hope of Spring; a peaceful, restful figure...
Collaborations
Trailer for Breathing the Line
“…we began with no sound but ‘the breath’: taking in, letting go, and resting. Volume grew out of line. Movement and gesture became fixed in paint.”
