‘Sacred Strokes’ Exhibition

‘Sacred Strokes’ Exhibition

Sacred Strokes is a collection of exquisite artworks by local artist Carry Hornby.

The pieces on display offer a unique blend of artistic expression and spiritual insight presented with thoughtful contemplation and a delicate touch.

Each artwork is a testament to the artist’s mastery of calligraphy, using elaborate strokes and evocative symbols to convey both cultural and spiritual meaning in a profound and nuanced manner.

As you explore this exhibition, you’ll be immersed in the poignant motifs of the subjects depicted, inviting you to embark on a journey of introspection and reflection.

The artworks explore themes of faith, hope, and love, drawing inspiration from human observations and spiritual words. The delicate balance between the simplicity of the subjects and the intricacy of the artistic techniques, reveals Carry’s personal interpretation of spiritual and cultural dimensions exhibited here in a harmonious blend.

The juxtaposition of modest subjects with the intricate calligraphic details and through drawing, painting, and Chinese calligraphy, the artist reveals a profound exploration of both the mundane and the spiritual.

The latest four pieces, created in honour of Fr. S.G. Bates, offer a heartfelt tribute to his 29 years of dedicated service as the vicar of St. Hilda’s Crofton Park. These works not only showcase Carry’s artistic talent but also represent Fr Bates qualities of dedication, wisdom, and care, and suggests that these artworks are a meaningful way to honour his memory and continue his legacy.

Rita Carta Manias

Business and Premises Manager at Saint Hilda’s Crofton Parkhttps://www.instagram.com/p/DAgszydIXQr/?igsh=MXZ6MGV3ZTRkcGVjNA==

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