Trio of pots
The trio of pots is a set of three canvases that have a potted flower theme painted by International Welsh Artist. The paintings are all painted with acrylics and painted each month since mid summer 2022, in response to the bouquet of flowers that were displayed at Bridget Evans's home.

The trio can be soon shortly on display at Knoll Hill Church, Camberely with the FCSA and will be for sale for £75.00 each. The size of the canvases are basic size of 11 inches by 6 inches.
The works have a range of individual names which give out a reasoning of how the name came for the painting and how Bridget (the artist) felt at the time during the works.

TRUIMPHANT
Truimphant was created and named originally Truimph and changed to show the winning feeling that the artist had of the work. Truimphant was about a subject matter relating to the potted vase that had a selection of flowers on show within the artists home.
The colours were blued in the flowers and both within the potted vase. The colours were chosen to be vibrant but down coloured by the greenery and odd detailing of green and greyness within the picture.
Even thou the theme of flowers has none representation of coal and historical thought of this, the flowers are of a traditional placement within the home to dress the area of plainness over a photo, mirror or painting.
The workship of the painting is loose and creative, however is felt to mixed with a seperate palette chosen of certain colours for that painting. Truimpant is an emotion response of potentially winning and gaining a greater gratitude towards the prize at the end.

VICTORIOIUS
The victorioius painting is layered with a palette of acrylic colours that burst through the canvas and out to the audience. Colours of grey and brown mix the canvas this time with streams of paint flickering outwards and off the canvas.
The workmanship of the art that has been produced has appealed to many audiences. The differences of Bridgets work is opposites, where her production of 3d installation now interacts with a change of direction and that is acrylic painted flowers on canvas.
The name victorious was given to the painting due to the stream like reds that pop out of the floral setting. The detailing of the painting reminded the artist of the victory and would love to win the personal battles she had at the time.

FERNS
Ferns was a acrylic painting with a selection of colours chosen to the response of ash like colours that coal produce. The work is in reflection to the coal and mining community and all three paintings all tie into this thought process that Bridget had started painting about.
The traditionalism of the paintings propped on walls with vases of flowers within Bridget grandmothers home often happened. The fern name came to Bridget not only through the aesthesis of the painting but also through the memory of the ferns seeping through her grandparents wall
The whole picture and painting is to be shown at knoll hill church within Camberley on the beginning of September 2022. The show is going to put them up for sale for seventy five pounds, this money raised if sold will go towards the business and more creations of art, and materials.
IF INTERESTED in the works please contact me.




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