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The Hulda II artwork by Henry Ward features an abstract composition rendered in acrylic paint on wood. Painted during The House of Hulda residency in Andøya, Norway, the piece reflects the influence of place on Ward's practice of building a dialogue between process and environment. The wood support lends the work a tactile, grounded quality distinct from canvas-based pieces, with the acrylic medium allowing for rich layering and mark-making characteristic of the London-based artist's approach.
Painted at The House of Hulda residency in Andøya, Norway, the artist uses acrylic paint on wood to create this abstract piece. London-based Henry Ward works primarily as a painter, while also making sculptures and drawings. He creates all his artworks at his kitchen table, in his shed, or in the studio as a way of starting a constant dialogue between how and where we work.
