Gullane Series V

by Norman McBeath

Norman McBeath explores what he terms “the extraordinary nature of the ordinary” in an image of surreal power, captured in Gullane, Scotland, in 2010.

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Material Archival Print
Dimensions 59.4 x 42cm
Edition of 25
Artist VAT Number 596 4101 29

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Norman McBeath explores what he terms “the extraordinary nature of the ordinary” in an image of surreal power, captured in Gullane, Scotland, in 2010.

McBeath is fascinated with the beauty of the commonplace, and seeks to explore finer details of the landscape. He says, “I’ve always thought it important to look carefully at things, and to slow down when giving them extra attention. At a slower pace elements, traces, clues to what has happened and what is happening begin to reveal themselves – context slips away in favour of pattern and form.”

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About Norman McBeath

Norman McBeath lives in Edinburgh and is a photographer and printmaker, specialising in photogravures. As well as his own work he draws inspiration from creative collaborations with other disciplines - particularly poets and writers.  These collaborations have led to exhibitions, illustrated books and limited edition artists' books.  When text and image are paired the relationship between them is not about simple... Go to artist page