Marcus Patton
Marcus Patton, a past director and chairman of BPW, was born in Enniskillen and studied architecture at Queen’s University, Belfast.
He works in a variety of media from pen and ink to watercolour as well as larger images usually printed in silkscreen. The subject matter ranges from posters for concerts to drawings of buildings made on the spot, as well as caricatures and illustrations, often with a humorous or satirical element. He has published books on architecture and music, and drawn buildings in America, Australia and many parts of Europe as well as across the British Isles. He is a member of the Royal Ulster Academy and was awarded the OBE in 1995.
‘The Giant Mantis’, silkscreen print.
‘Insufficient Helicopters’, silkscreen print.
‘Olympia Theatre Dublin’, silkscreen print.
‘Alkan’s Cat’, silkscreen print.
‘Tattoos’, silkscreen print.
Lisa’s primary interest is working with photographic still life images that she composes to represent psychological spaces.
Her work focuses on bringing about a quiet sense of order and clarity as a response to exploring the uneasy feelings that cause us to question ourselves. Uncertainty, ambiguity and tension are all themes that inform her inspiration.
https://www.lisamurray.art
