philip gray


World traveller and artist adventurer Philip Gray has returned to the


waters of home with his mesmerising new paintings. Brimming with warmth and colour they draw us into a radiant vision of night lit both directly and through the reflection of every iota of light in the calm blue of the sea.


Philip’s reputation as a man of action has led to a sense of high drama in some of his work, due to the scale of the ice-clad mountains or the depth oft the shark- infested waters. Here though in these serene views the drama is replaced by atmosphere, as rather than stand back and admire the viewer is encouraged to step forwards and inhabit the works themselves.


Philip holds a unique position in the international art world. His eloquent and powerful seascapes have captivated a generation of art lovers and won him an impressive range of awards, media coverage and celebrity collectors. As his reputation has grown, his original work has become increasingly sought after, and his status as one of the UK’s most collectable artists has now been confirmed. The inspirational nature of Philip’s work transcends all boundaries, a fact that was beautifully illustrated when both Bill Clinton and George W Bush chose his work for the walls of the White House.


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