They greet you at the reception hall, at Sidney Cooper Gallery, 22-23 St Peter's St, Canterbury. Left one is a bit shy. He looks after animals and children. The right one with wings is still boyish. Sometimes he is bit naughty.
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| Angels - Sidney Cooper |
As some of you knew, I am not good at driving and/or navigating, Mike drove me to Tunbridge Wells last Thursday. The Bluemoon Gallery is at 18 Camden Road, opposite to the Royal Victoria Place shopping centre.
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| Bluemoon Gallery |
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| The owner, Dominic with my works |
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| Angel - Bluemoon Gallery |
I made Crying Owl earlier this year, But I hadn't shown it until recently. It has strong presence and didn't look quite right next to my Angels and human figures in shows. It is about my friend, who was passing through a difficult time. The owl is the friend as well as myself. The owl's tears are blood.
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| Crying Owl - Bluemoon Gallery |
Princess of Baklava's great-great-grandfather was a brother of one of the last Sultans of the Ottoman empire. He used to throw a party to all important people in the palace. His cook made the most delicious Baklava in the world. They had rose scent because he made a syrup from most beautifully scented yellow rose petals. They were harvested first in the morning before they unfurled, so that all scent remained inside. His guest enjoyed the treats so much. The reputation was wide spread in the Empire. Princess of Baklava's cook still makes baklava with rose syrup made from yellow rose petals.
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| Princess of Baklava - Bluemoon Gallery |
Sidney Cooper Gallery
Bluemoon Gallery
