DRAWINGS

Wendy Anderson
Fieroza Doorsen
Virginia Verran

9 September - 2 October 2010

The Eagle Gallery's September exhibition features three individual large scale drawing installations mounted on the walls of the gallery space.

For the past two years the painter Wendy Anderson has been travelling extensively in China and the Far East. Displaced from her normal studio practice she has made a vast collection of drawings, often on found scraps of paper from hotel rooms and B & B's.
Ranging from detailed observational drawings, lists of flight numbers or abstracted patterns, the accumulated collection forms a vivid kind of travelogue.

Fieroza Doorsen often uses found paper in her sculptures and 2 dimensional works and her
installation of delicate, small-scale drawings provides a fascinating insight into ideas that are developed into larger scale works. Predominantly abstract, Doorsen's images range from repeated calligraphic marks to brightly coloured forms that accumulate like the vocabulary of a distinctive and individual language.

Virginia Verran's Circle Series drawings are made on canvas and employ a fascinating array of marks,
where layers and planes of space impact upon each other, intuitively reflecting geographical and urban demarcations, flags and mappings. These fascinating, airy images were initiated on a residency at Cill Rialaig in County Kerry and relate to this remote and beautiful landscape without attempting to describe it literally.

For further details please contact the Eagle Gallery on + 44 (0) 207 833 2674