WATERWATER

This collection from the May/June 2006 show celebrates water on a grand scale, attempting to capture the mysteries of the sea with clarity and emotional resonance. I’m told the work delivers a sensual freshness, a cool warmth, with unpretentious and honest treatment of colour.

Michael Coulson from Financial Mail was complimentary, saying in his review, “superb execution... lack of technique is certainly not an accusation that can be leveled at Delaney. Water explores sea and sky mostly in shades of blue, though there’s a dramatic red sunset in “I feel such freedom when I leave the world behind”, with a white turbulence that suggests the wake of an ocean liner setting out on a long voyage. Smaller canvasses are smoothly finished; in larger works the paint is more freely and thickly applied ... overall it’s an impressive offering.”

100 x 260 cm
Oil and acrylic / Canvas
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Waterlilies at Xigera

160 x 120 cm
Oil and acrylic / Canvas
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Youth are Like the Waves of the Sea. The Elderly Have Instead the Strength of the Tide

85 x 85 cm
Oil and acrylic / Canvas
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Deep clear water
Inviting -
Is it warm?

200 x 50 cm
Oil and acrylic / Canvas
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Two Waterfalls Do not Hear Each Other

300 x 70 cm
Oil / Canvas
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In an octopus’ garden

40 x 400 cm
Oil / Canvas
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Midnight blue