Contemporary Artist, Landscape Artist, Oil Painting
My work is less about reality and more about the remembered or imagined. It is an impression of the environment based on the emotion that the memory of being there conjures up.
I work with immense energy and a sense of immediacy to try and commit those fleeting impressions to canvas
As a self-taught artist, Libbi Gooch creates work that is deeply personal and instinctive—a heartfelt response to the power of nature and the environment, the emotions these places stir, and the memories they leave behind. She paints to music, allowing it to set the rhythm of her process as she works confidently with a range of tools, from brushes and palette knives to her own fingers and rags.
Her work is in galleries across the UK and around the world. She has been exhibited at the Affordable Art Fair, the Discerning Eye, and the Society of Women Artists.
“My work is less about reality and more about the remembered or imagined. It’s an impression of the environment, shaped by the emotions that memories of being there evoke. I paint with immense energy and a sense of immediacy, trying to capture those fleeting impressions on canvas.”
EVENTS
Forthcoming events:
Part of the inaugural Kent Art Quarter in the John Hendry building
Gallery take-over with Dani Humberstone and Gavin Roweth. 8th - 15th August
EXHIBITING GALLERIES
Showing work throughout the year: