‘Where light goes to rest - Clwydian hills'
‘Where light goes to rest - Clwydian hills ‘
The finest heavy bodied Acrylic andSennelier oil pastel on deep edge canvas
A dramatic and brooding large semi abstract painting interpretingthe Clwydian mountain rangeof North Wales . Heavily textured and with layers of earthy hues , this 150 x 100 cm landscape will command a formidable presence on your wall
150 x 100 x 5 cm framed in bespoke , antique , brushed gold float frame and ready to hang
Shipping charged separately or collect in person from Oren art gallery . Contact the gallery to discuss shipping
£1750* plus P&P UK ( Please contact the gallery to see if you are eligible for FREE UK shipping) or free collection from Oren Art Gallery. If you require overseas shipping please contact us directly for a quote.
Marcia Crocombe - BA (Hons) Fine Art
Co founder of Oren Art Gallery .
Marcia is a North Wales-based artist whose work spans contemporary abstract painting, expressive landscapes, seascapes, impressionistic florals and bold, quirky pop art. With a Fine Art degree from The University College of Ripon and York St John (1989–1993), Marcia has worked as a professional mural artist for nearly 30 years, developing a highly adaptable and emotionally driven visual language.
Her preferred mediums are acrylic and oil, with her oil paintings often embracing a sculptural quality through heavy impasto techniques that add depth, movement, and drama. Marcia’s landscapes and seascapes are deeply personal, often drawn from childhood memories of the rugged coastline and mountainous beauty of North Wales. These pieces aim to evoke a strong sense of presence and narrative — a moment held in time.
Equally at home in a more playful, urban aesthetic, she occasionally shifts gears to explore her passion for pop art, creating vibrant, offbeat works that surprise and entertain. This stylistic range is not just a reflection of her artistic curiosity but also a product of decades spent adapting to diverse commissions and commercial projects.
Whether creating a brooding seascape or a cheeky pop culture homage, her practice remains rooted in genuine emotion and instinct: “My art is the direct and intuitive result of however I’m feeling on each new day that I enter my studio.”