Janette Kerr is a painter deeply embedded in place, working at the interface between land, sea and historical experience. Delighting in sudden and unpredictable changes in the weather, Kerr is a painter of the northern landscape – a foul-weather painter who enjoys being out in, and working from the landscape at its extremes. She writes, ‘My paintings represent immediate responses to sound and silences within the landscape around me; they are about movement and the rhythms of sea and wind, swelling and breaking waves, the merging of spray with air, advancing rain and mist, glancing sunlight - elements that seem to be about something intangible.’

see website:  https://www.janettekerr.co.uk/resume