Art / Creative Lockdown
Creative lockdown: Mark Noble
Mark Noble is part of the ongoing Bristol24/7 Creative Lockdown series, showcasing how people in Bristol have been getting arty under lockdown.
An artist based in Bristol has created a series of artworks in response to coronavirus.
Mark Noble, who re-trained as an artist after working in a plastics factory for nearly 20 years, is inspired by the works of Turner.
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The artist, who is dyslexic and autistic, has exhibited works across the UK and Europe and runs a teaching and mentoring programme.
“I am myself working from home,” says Mark. “I’ve done a set of paintings showing us fighting the virus.”
The abstract paintings show the virus in an abstract style. Mark hopes the series will show how the pandemic is affecting art.
See more of Mark’s work at www.marknoble.art
To share your work, email lowie@bristol247.com with a bit of information about you and how you created your masterpiece.
All images: Mark Noble
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