Myth and abstraction by David Cotton

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Very interesting and very good.

Posted by Stephen Hulse on Mon 16 Mar 14:07:36

My rational mind tells me that I should not like this, surely it's a mess.....but that's not the case. Don't ask me why but I am quite drawn to this.

Posted by Tony Auffret on Mon 16 Mar 14:20:41

Hi Tony, I thought it was a mess but the more I looked at it I saw different elements that resonated with me

Posted by David Cotton on Mon 16 Mar 19:42:22

I like this, lots of colour, and you keep seeing more in it.

Posted by Sandra Kennedy on Tue 17 Mar 23:41:36

Not really my style, but the more I look at it the more I like it.

Posted by Alan Johnston on Sat 11 Apr 11:14:50

Hang on Studio Wall

16/03/2026

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Exploring the space where memory meets the elements with the sudden bursts of orange acting as a beauty that anchors us to the present moment. The deep green depths provide a foundation for the more chaotic, expressive movements of the horse But It’s all about the layers—what we see, what we lose, and what remains are hidden within.

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David Cotton

My artistic journey began in May 2023 during a cancer rehabilitation session. I had never taken an art lesson before, but I was told that art therapy and colouring could be a great way to reduce stress. When I got home, I bought an anti-stress colouring book and a set of felt-tip pens. I spent a few…

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