Hogback Hills
Hidden away on the Welsh borders is a line of three hills formed of the oldest rocks in southern Britain: Hanter Hill, Worsell Woods and Stanner Rocks National Nature Reserve.
Each hill has its own character and habitats, and each is remarkably rich in nature. Tim Craven invited fellow Herefordshire artist Richard Gilbert and me to co-curate a show featuring twenty-one diverse artists responding to the geology, topography, ecology and human shaping of this special area.
Each hill has its own character and habitats, and each is remarkably rich in nature. Tim Craven invited fellow Herefordshire artist Richard Gilbert and me to co-curate a show featuring twenty-one diverse artists responding to the geology, topography, ecology and human shaping of this special area.
Hanter, January, Ash and Stumps
Hanter, Hawthorn in February Drizzle
Worsell, April, Beech Glade, Sap Rising
Stanner, Where the Pied Flycatchers Sing
Worsell, Oaks Ablaze in October Heat
Worsell Wood with Hanter Hill in background
Stanner, November, Flaming Beech, Dead Ash
Sketching on Stanner Rocks
Worsell, outdoor sketch of oak
