Anwen Roberts
Trearddur Bay
J3 off A55 to Valley, left at traffic lights to Four Mile Bridge, past Refail Farm Estate and bus stop on left, 100 yards on, Bumwerth is on the left, opposite layby.
The work I produce is based around my involvement
and interest in the agricultural and rural sector.
Inspired by the work, life, people, places and animals related to this way of life. I work mainly in oils.
Anwen has exhibited widely across North Wales. She paints mainly in oils, capturing the work, life, animals and people involved in the agricultural and rural way of life. Originals and prints can be seen in her studio located on the farm.
Open throughout the year by prior appointment.
Sat 23 Mar 11am-5pm | Sun 24 Mar 11am-5pm | Mon 25 Mar 11am-5pm | Tue 26 Mar Closed | Wed 27 Mar Closed | Thu 28 Mar 11am-5pm | Fri 29 Mar 11am-5pm |
Sat 30 Mar 11am-5pm | Sun 31 Mar 11am-5pm | Mon 1 Apr 11am-5pm | Tue 2 Apr Closed | Wed 3 Apr Closed | Thu 4 Apr Closed | Fri 5 Apr 11am-5pm |
Sat 6 Apr 11am-5pm | Sun 7 Apr 11am-5pm |
Sat 23 Mar 11am-5pm | Sun 24 Mar 11am-5pm |
Mon 25 Mar 11am-5pm | Tue 26 Mar Closed |
Wed 27 Mar Closed | Thu 28 Mar 11am-5pm |
Fri 29 Mar 11am-5pm | Sat 30 Mar 11am-5pm |
Sun 31 Mar 11am-5pm | Mon 1 Apr 11am-5pm |
Tue 2 Apr Closed | Wed 3 Apr Closed |
Thu 4 Apr Closed | Fri 5 Apr 11am-5pm |
Sat 6 Apr 11am-5pm | Sun 7 Apr 11am-5pm |
Here painting, print, and sculptural construction explores ideas of memory, place and identity. The relation of imagery to abstraction is tested. Sometimes a work is inspired by text or poetry, and selected words may be embedded within its fabric, forming a ‘trace’ or ‘residue’; working process becomes a metaphor for memory.