"Approaching one of Boo Saville’s colour field paintings is much like taking in the Margate sunsets of Kent, which inspired over 100 of Turner’s seascapes. Rich pinks merge into swimming pool verdigris, mint greens slide into apricot orange and pillar box reds fade into greying purples. Intoxicating, all-consuming and borderless – aside from at the very edges of the canvas – they immerse the viewer in a sea of radiant colour."

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Freire Barnes Essay 'Seeing in Colour'  05.06.18