Overview

Pennie Elfick lives and works in Somerset. She studied MA painting at the Wimbledon School of Art and completed her degree at London Guildhall University. Primarily a painter using oil or acrylic Elfick's work often reflects the transient nature of light in the environment. In 2023, Pennie became an RWA Academician.


Selected recent exhibitions:

2023:

Interpretations, Wells Museum, Somerset (with Susan Gradwell)

2022: 

Talking to Myself, Solo show at Taunton Brewhouse, Somerset. Curated by Close Ltd.

2021:   

The Slade Centre Gillingham, RWA Open Bristol, RA Summer Exhibition London, Atkinson Gallery Millfield Street

2020: 

RA Summer Exhibition London, RWA Open Bristol

2019:   

Clayhill Arts Bridgwater, SAW Solo Show, RA Summer Exhibition London, RWA Sculpture Open Bristol 

"I take something that exists in the world around me and then explore ways of expressing my relationship with it through my own visual language. Removing figurative references enables me to investigate the visual poetry created by colour and form used in an abstract manner. The use of seemingly repetitive shapes, spaces and lines in combination with certain colours can create calm or chaos, order or disorder."

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Pennie Elfick lives and works in Somerset. She studied MA painting at the Wimbledon School of Art and completed her degree at London Guildhall University. Primarily a painter using oil or acrylic Elfick's work reflects the transient nature of light in the environment. 

Selected recent exhibitions:

2023:

Interpretations, Wells Museum, Somerset (with Susan Gradwell)

2022: 

Talking to Myself, Solo show at Taunton Brewhouse, Somerset. Curated by Close Ltd.

2021:   

The Slade Centre Gillingham, RWA Open Bristol, RA Summer Exhibition London, Atkinson Gallery Millfield Street

2020: 

RA Summer Exhibition London, RWA Open Bristol

2019:   

Clayhill Arts Bridgwater, SAW Solo Show, RA Summer Exhibition London, RWA Sculpture Open Bristol 

 

"I take something that exists in the world around me and then explore ways of expressing my relationship with it through my own visual language. Removing figurative references enables me to investigate the visual poetry created by colour and form used in an abstract manner. The use of seemingly repetitive shapes, spaces and lines in combination with certain colours can create calm or chaos, order or disorder." Pennie Elfick