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Elizabeth Earley (Somerset, UK) BA (Hons) Fine Art Elizabeth Earley is an abstract colourist painter working predominantly in oil paint with the large works and gouache in the smaller pieces. Her autonomous work is mostly inspired by the concept of ‘catching’ the metaphysical in relationships both physical and psychological. Elizabeth received a prestigious Winston Churchill Award in her 20’s, which allowed her to spend five weeks in Hong Kong and Japan exploring unfamiliar aesthetic languages. Following a 25 year career as a businesswoman, Elizabeth went to art school and gained a First Class BA honors degree in Fine Art (University of Plymouth). Since graduating Elizabeth has continued to explore techniques and approaches which feed her curiosity and inform her painting. She has studied printing at Handprint Studio in Newlyn, Cornwall and has collaborated with Gavin Turk and Deborah Curtis’ House of Fairy Tales Artists Collective, to deliver arts in non-arts settings across the UK. She draws inspiration from a continuing practice of meditation, learnt in her late teens, and from her travels abroad. Elizabeth founded the pop up art gallery Crescent Contemporary with fellow contemporary artist Gordon Faulds. She is a Member of the Somerset Arts Group, and has curated various group exhibitions as well as exhibiting in group and solo exhibitions around U.K. Her work is held in private collections in UK, Japan, Saudi Arabia, France and USA. Elizabeth's works for Spotte: http://spotteart.com/site/gallery?edition_id=6&artist_id=45