With backgrounds in illustration, both Madeleine and Peter have a unique way of capturing the world around them.
Madeleine’s delicate compositions reflect the quiet beauty of rural life, using fine lines and soft washes of colour to evoke nostalgia and a deep connection to nature.
In contrast, Peter’s vibrant cityscapes and still-lifes are full of movement and light, bringing warmth and energy to everyday scenes.
While their styles are distinct, both artists have a gift for storytelling and capturing atmosphere. Together, their work creates a fascinating dialogue between tradition and modernity, stillness and movement.
Join us in experiencing this unique conversation of art and storytelling, where every brushstroke offers a fresh perspective on the world around us.
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