Thomson’s work centres the relationships between colours and textures. This is complemented by various shapes and forms derived from nature itself. His formative years were spent in Africa, France and Australia, and these varying and diverse landscapes left a lasting impression.

From the dryness of the outback to the rugged coast of Normandy, and sometimes combining natural materials with in the painting itself, Thomson work offers the viewer a techni-colour vista into one mans interpretation of his environment.

Thomson work conveys a real passion; his ability to distil the majesty of nature to a concentrated glyph or design enables the viewer to relive Thomson’s travels, their eye exploring the canvas like a landscape in miniature. [PLUS...]