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- My painting explores the relationship between the geometry of particular architectural spaces and the subjective experience of these structures. In particular I am interested in a form of perceptual reading and a kind of visual syntax through which to construct narratives of place. During a residency in Rome (2002) I undertook research into the buildings of the Modernist architect Mario Ridolfi which addressed certain paradoxes in his uses of rational form.
Tim Renshaw studied Painting at Leeds Polytechnic (1983-1986) and MA Painting (1989-1990) and MA History and Theory of Modern Art (1993-1996) both at Chelsea College of Art & Design. He has exhibited in the UK, Europe and the USA.
