Paintings on Aluminium

Aluminium has always been a surface Caroline Hall returns to for particular subjects. Her first paintings on metal were created for an exhibition celebrating journeys on London’s Circle Line, and only two paintings from that original collection now remain.

In recent years, paintings on aluminium have become central to Caroline’s exploration of light and surface, particularly within her contemporary seascape work. The raw aluminium is not simply a support, but an active part of the painting itself, used as an additional tonal layer and increasingly as a primary source of light within the composition.

These original paintings on aluminium are informed by time spent at sea and along the coastlines of Jersey and Cornwall, where sailing, swimming, surfing, and walking provide constant observation of shifting weather, tide, and atmosphere.

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