WILD COUNTRY 33 and the ghostly edges of

and the ghostly edges of cascading water

resulting in emotionally charged

which has played an active role in promoting and preserving this evolving art form within Inuit art

I was fortunate to stay in Jimmy’s old cabin for the night

flowing mist

WILD COUNTRY 33 and the ghostly edges ofNeil Patterson paints in an impressionistic style using brush strokes thick with oil paint, much like spreading peanut butter on a slice of bread. Every stroke of his brush leaves textured marks on the canvas that catch the light and change the way you see the painting under different conditions. Neil paints on canvas and linen stretched or mounted on board either framed or gallery wrapped. Each painting is sprayed with UV archival spray.