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Passionate about the environment, Pam studies in her work the shaping effects on landscape of natural forces and human intervention. Living in Ambleside,
the Lake District is a continual source of inspiration for her. In her recent work, significant natural upheavals -diseases, gales, floods - and journeys made on
foot through the landscape are recorded in paint, found objects and thoughts into multi-layered works encapsulating an event, a day, or a place.

Pam has exhibited in a wide range of galleries and locations and has work in private collections in Britain, Europe, South Africa and Australia. From her very first
prize winning drawing whilst at school to the Graham Greene Award of O.C.A. 1995, Richard Demarco's prize (Brewery Arts Centre Open 2003), a solo exhibition
at the Lichfield Festival July 2010, Pam's work has continued to give pleasure and provoke controversy in equal measure.

"I like my work to offer questions, even to challenge, but never to be predictable."




 

 

Find out more about Pharos
Pam Williamson & Caroline Eustace
Pharos:
A travelling installation 2007


 

7 Walks to Source: Troutbeck view in more detail
Pam Williamson
River Kent 1, 2, 4:
(detail)
(from a series of 5 vitrines)

 

View GR 452118 Riggindale in more detail
Pam Williamson
Grid Reference 452118
Riggindale (detail)
Scrim, acrylic, found objects on board

 

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