Fiona MacDonald

Fiona MacDonald’s visually imaginative works spread across a wide territory of subject matter and materials, continually cross-referencing one to another. Her imagery originates in natural forms, the core subject of her research being morphology, resemblance and evolutionary development. Shifts in scale, colour, or a flip on the axis turn one thing into another. In some of the larger paintings, MacDonald’s manipulations of scale transport the close up view of a small organism or structure out into big space – set against horizons of indeterminable scale and almost science fictional hue.

Underlying all sources, the process and language of painting is the driving force of the work.

Fiona MacDonald lives and works in London.






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