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green games
A series of interlocking images connects us with constants in the natural world. Designed to calm, Bo’s seeds and cells, fire, water pictures can also trigger positive energies.
Our shared energy patterns include grids, circles and spirals. This is true at a cellular level with our DNA, while also illustrating metaphysical Road’s of Life or spiralling galaxies.
Simple shapes lie at the heart of all creativity whether constructing small domestic dwellings or envisaging huge public spaces.
Fusing elements of realism, surrealism and abstraction, in both two and three dimensions experiments, this artist provides a varied visual menu, something for everyone.
Elements from this body of work have been shown with international organisations such as the Japanese Culture Centre, Brussels; the Alliance Française, Dublin; the Diawa Foundation, London; the National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh, the University of Cornwall, Truro and the Penwith Gallery, St. Ives.
Bo's big, colourful paintings highlight environmental elements required to ensure our survival, such as clear water and fertile fields.
Her fragile three dimensional images, interwoven Green Games, stimulate wonder, humour and questioning about reality, priorities and choice.