Denise Liebermann is a contemporary artist who works from her garden studio on the edge of the Cotswolds. Her work is predominantly figurative and typically on a large scale. Key themes include the fragility between what is visually evident and what is not, delving into the depths of human emotion, identity and diversity. Each portrait, human or otherwise, a lot of dogs feature in her work, explores the shared bonds that connect us all.
“Cerebral or thoughtful is typical of the reaction to Denise’s core work. Her striking large and lean oil paintings of figures, or figures with dogs, have immediate impact, yet they also invite interrogation.
She explores 21st century themes of identity, introspection and connection, playing with co-existing ideas of human attachment and detachment.”
Spencer House Gallery, Tetbury.
