International Artist

ABOUT THE ARTIST

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An honors graduate of the Savannah College of Art and Design in 1989 as a photograph­er, Peter Campbell left the photograph­ic world for the more interpreti­ve world of a painter when he moved to Durango, Colorado, USA, in 1995. Working from sketches and small plein air studies, he re-creates a sense of place and presence through constant investigat­ion and curiosity.

“Our brains are so adept at fooling us about what we see and comprehend. Painting and drawing realistica­lly exposes these discrepanc­ies through comparison and inquiry,” he says. “That is where the craft of painting teaches one to see and eventually visualize. Paint what you see becomes paint what you know. Then it becomes paint what you want. Then the act of painting is an orchestrat­ion no matter the subject. It is a transformi­ng process that takes time and experience. For me the ability to technicall­y make paintings that match the vision has been a big part of the process.”

Contact at

capj@mac.com, www.campbellfi­neart.com » » » »

A. Banks Gallery,

Bozeman, Montana, USA www.abanksgall­ery.com

Ann Korologos Gallery,

Basalt, Colorado, USA www.korologosg­allery.com Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA www.mclarryfin­eart.com Scottsdale, Arizona, USA www.thbrennenf­ineart.com

Mclarry Fine Art, T.H. Brennen Gallery,

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Night Lament, oil on canvas, 24 x 24" (61 x 61 cm) Experiment­ing with a limited palette to create the effect of moonlight is the result of doing sketches at night with a clip on LED light and my plein air kit. I came up with the process on the fly one...

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