Julienne Braham
Julienne has exhibited in numerous joint shows, including The Royal Academy Summer exhibitions, and the Royal West of England Academy. She has regular solo shows in London and the Welsh Marches where she lives.
“My paintings are essentially celebratory. I aim to seek empathy with the subject and to express the forms, dynamics and “soul” as I perceive them, with an economy of means.”
Living on a farm in Radnorshire the subject matter for paintings reference the sense of belonging and being part of the surrounding environment. Of particular interest are man’s relationship with soil and animal life, and the subtle transience of seasonal colouring and atmosphere. To balance the remote scenery of the Welsh Marches, occasional trips to the Continent provide “warmer” subject matter.
Julienne is also exhibiting at her studios at Far Hall during Herefordshire Art Week
“My paintings are essentially celebratory. I aim to seek empathy with the subject and to express the forms, dynamics and “soul” as I perceive them, with an economy of means.”
Living on a farm in Radnorshire the subject matter for paintings reference the sense of belonging and being part of the surrounding environment. Of particular interest are man’s relationship with soil and animal life, and the subtle transience of seasonal colouring and atmosphere. To balance the remote scenery of the Welsh Marches, occasional trips to the Continent provide “warmer” subject matter.
Julienne is also exhibiting at her studios at Far Hall during Herefordshire Art Week
