Clare Buckle is a Sussex-based artist from the north east of England, engaged with landscape subjects such as industrial structures, monumental buildings, suburban streets and the relationship between built and natural worlds.

​

​With a heightened sensitivity to colour influenced by her experience of having synaesthesia, she is interested in using colour to express mood and atmosphere, often varying colour within a print series.

​

Her paintings and prints, while arising from an autobiographical perspective, ask broader questions. How do we decide what is beautiful or meaningful? Can we find solace or significance in spaces considered utilitarian or ugly? And how might they be a metaphor for the self, echoing human concerns such as history, memory, and ageing?

​

Website: www.clarebuckle.com

Instagram: @clarebuckleartist