To the Lighthouse
- Artist
- Richard Spare
- Date
- 2015 ; France
- Style
- Neo-expressionism
- Genre
- Cityscape
- Location
- Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A)
"To the Lighthouse" is a captivating artwork that explores the symbolic and literal significance of a lighthouse in guiding navigation. The artist employs diverse techniques such as print, drypoint, and etching to create textured and layered visual effects. While the composition hints at a cityscape silhouette in the background, the focus remains on the lighthouse as a beacon of hope. The use of watercolor brings a dreamlike quality, aligning with Neo-expressionism influences that evoke emotional intensity.
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