Kerry Souter's "Memories in the Undertow" is a captivating exploration of the dynamic interplay between memory and nature's relentless forces. Crafted with acrylic and mixed media on a wood panel, this painting (38.5 x 38.5 cm framed) employs a palette of deep blues, muted greys, and soft whites, evoking the fluid movements of the sea. The texture and layering techniques used by Souter bring to life the swirling, ephemeral qualities of ocean currents, creating a visual metaphor for the subconscious. The viewer is invited to dive into the depths of the painting, where the delicate balance of colour and form stirs a sense of nostalgia and introspection.


Memories in the Undertow: Emotional Depth and Environment
This intimate piece speaks to the powerful connection between personal memories and the natural world, echoing broader themes of reflection and emotional depth. As part of a contemporary Scottish art collection, it transcends its modest scale to transform spaces with its serene yet compelling presence. Ideal for creating a contemplative atmosphere, "Memories in the Undertow" enhances any setting with its ability to evoke a sense of calm and introspection, inviting viewers to explore their own memories and connections to the vastness of nature.