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He says, that "at these times the light is indirect, it is fragmented, it
absorbs the colour qualities in the sea, the sky and the land and mixes
rich, intense and luminescent hues that are seldom produced by the direct
light during the day". Inspired by the ineluctable nature of twilight Duffy experiments with forms and elusive masses that barely exist. Yet, these are not images of nihilism. Duffy explains that, "when I am painting, I am not only experimenting with the potential of certain colours, lines, forms and space but also with the life within them to express a deeper experience and inner reality". |
