Beacon Moon
Beacon Moon is part of my Under the Same Moon series and belongs to the Sussex Moons collection.
The South Downs taught me to slow down and look up. Walking the same hills through different seasons made me notice how the landscape was constantly changing—not only through the weather, but through the shifting colours of the sky and the quiet presence of the moon.
Some days we'd leave early with breakfast in our backpacks and return only as the light faded. The moon had been there all along, quietly accompanying the day before becoming the brightest point in the evening sky. It changed the way I looked at both the landscape and the passage of time.
I've never been interested in painting the moon exactly as it appears. These paintings are really about remembered landscapes—part observation, part imagination—where colour, light and memory come together beneath the same moon.
Together, the three Sussex Moons form a triptych, celebrating different moments beneath the same moon. They were designed to hang together as a single landscape or to be enjoyed individually, each capturing its own atmosphere, light and memory.
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