Transformation; connections; homage to the life force.
Josie Pollentine
Peter Goode's images emerge like growing organisms: pollen, seeds, birds, waters, bodies and metamorphoses answer one another.
This gallery gathers a representative sample of paintings, sculptures and graphic works mentioned in the project documents. Each record brings together image, medium, theme and, when available, a related caption or phrase.
Transformation; connections; homage to the life force.
Josie Pollentine
Use the filters to move through formal families and recurring themes in Peter Goode's work.
A vibrant composition where sun, wings and vegetal forms become engines of movement and healing.
A painting linked to Peter's desire to help Gillian walk again.
The center acts like an active spring: water becomes energy, pulse and a birthplace of forms.
A painting that seems to irrigate everything it touches.
Linked in the texts to the idea of the embryo, the work transforms a landscape encounter into an originary apparition.
After visiting Malham Cove (The embryo).
An emblematic motif of suspended birth, midway between creature, egg and poetic apparition.
One of a series of paintings of A Flying Egg.
A matrix-like tree where knowledge is given as growth, ramification and circulation between forms.
An image linking knowledge, nature and vital momentum.
The movement of swan and water is absorbed into a dense, almost choreographic composition.
Here the painterly gesture works like a dance.
An earthly and protective figure carrying the bodily and ancestral dimension of Peter Goode's work.
Photographed with Peter at his finals exhibition.
A series of dense small images where birds, leaves and veins compose a visual writing of the world.
Busy with birds and leaves and intense colour.
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