Amanda Phillips

Her work seems to transmit the poetry and the abstract beauty of the places she focuses on. At the same time, this abstract quality does not stop her artworks from coming across as being completely grounded in place. It is this blending of abstract mystique and specificity of place which raises her landscape art to a new level.

Poetic Landscape Art

It should perhaps be of no surprise that Amanda Phillips enjoys writing poetry as well as painting. Her artwork has a certain literary feel to it which seems to come from a mind of a poet and painter. Her landscapes appear to be rich with symbolism as well as living and breathing. Just like the moment of poetic inspiration, Amanda has said that she paints in the moment. By staying in the moment, and being true to herself, she finds herself expressing what she is feeling as well as the subject of the painting. This it would seem is where the emotional depth and richness of her work stems from. Her landscapes are not just amazingly well rendered evocations of place, but they also express a palpable and complex mood and a fascinating pattern of emotions.

Inspired by Scotland's Landscapes

At turns full of energy and contemplative, Amanda Phillip's artwork would serve as a focal point in any room. We would recommend these artworks equally for the home and for commercial spaces. We think that these high quality Amanda Phillips prints would be perfect for anyone who is passionate about nature themed art. The Scottish landscapes which are the inspiration for these pieces of artwork welcome you in to their peaceful and bountiful worlds. The coastline is often the subject of Amanda's landscape art. The Scottish coastline in particular is place of both great power and great tranquillity.

Amanda Phillips Prints - Powerful & Calm

Amanda Phillips is an artist that seems to capture that strength of the wind, the impressive craggy mountain cliffs across Scottish coastlines, and full of the force of mother nature. At the same time, the fact that these places haven't become overcrowded with human activity means that, along with other areas in Scotland, it is one of the few places in Britain where the natural environments and ecosystems have more or less been left to develop outside of the effects of human industry and commerce: this is where the sense of peace and calm comes from. You get something of this sense when you look at Amanda Phillips' landscape art; it is like stepping out into true nature every time you look at one of the artworks.