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Saturday 9 May - Sunday 19 July 2026
Open Tuesday-Saturday, 10am - 4pm, Sunday, 12noon - 4pm, Closed Mondays
Angear Visitor Centre
Free Admission
Fleur Patrick presents a series of oil paintings that reimagine found images in unexpected ways.
Exploring memory, identity, and what it means to feel displaced, her works are built from layers of translucent glazes – some added, some wiped away to reveal what lies beneath. The result is a subtle tension between presence and absence. The images feel both familiar and elusive, inviting visitors into an open field for reflection.
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