About
Martine Gwynne, visual artist
Expressive abstract paintings.
Inspired by my surroundings
Martine Gwynne is a multidisciplinary visual artist from Luxembourg, working from her home studio in a small village outside of Scarborough, North Yorkshire, UK.
A historian and visual artist, Gwynne is interested by the coexistence of natural elements and man made industrial structures.
Gwynne’s art is mainly abstract. Inspired by shapes and lines, she tries to capture the essence of things. The work is process driven, starting with observation and research, followed by a transformation of those informations and ideas into artworks.
Past exhibitions:
Slippery Slope, Mandy Apple Collective, Scarborough 2025
Aus Eisen, Hall Paul Wurth, Fond-de-Gras, Luxembourg, 2024
Open Studio, Staintondale, 2023
East Coast Open, Scarborough Art Gallery, Scarborough, 2023
The Landscape we feel, Inspired by Gallery, Danby, 2022
Anne Brontë p200, Woodend, Scarborough, 2020
East Coast Open, Scarborough Art Gallery, Scarborough, 2020
Spring Exhibition, Robin Hood`s Bay Art Group, Robin Hood`s Bay, 2019
Henry`s Odyssey, Mandell`s Gallery, Norwich, 2018
Work published in: Anne Brontë. 200 Artists, 200 Pages: An artistic response to The Tenant of Wildfell Hall. 2020
Other: RAW Talent Award Shortlist, Art&York, York, 2020