Mary Johnston

Born in Malaysia, Mary Johnston went to school in Nigeria and Helensburgh, Scotland, before receiving a BA from Edinburgh University. She has been exhibited widely and loves experimenting with all sorts of media, colour and form. Her paintings give a sense of realism tinged with the surreal, exploiting bold colour in abstractions from the world around her. Based in the West Fife village of Crossford, she also works extensively with community groups.


approaching storm autumn blowing hot and cold

smokescreen
blue breaking down the barriers chomp chomp

splash
cosy neuk down your way feet picture

step into the unknown
fish hanging flame tree harbour tartan

swampy feeling
it was a dark and stormy night jolly roger mirror lollipop trees

teardrop mirror
molotov cocktail mosaic mirror 1 mosaic mirror 2

shop till you drop
nosy neighbour poppies

q-ing

two faced
ragged rocks running hot and cold seagull cove

who's for tea?




all images © Mary Johnston

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