"Glasgow Grande Jatte" print.
This piece reimagines Van Gogh’s Die Seine mit der Pont de la Grande Jatte (1887) within the storied setting of Glasgow’s Victoria Bridge, spanning the River Clyde.
Van Gogh’s expressive brushwork and shimmering reflections find new context in the heart of Glasgow, as the historic Victoria Bridge takes the place of the Parisian original. The Clyde glistens with textured strokes of blue and gold, while the familiar stone arches of the bridge are rendered with Van Gogh’s signature energy and movement.
This artwork unites two powerful symbols of urban life and artistic vision—Van Gogh’s Impressionist reverie and Glasgow’s industrial soul—inviting the viewer to see both anew. It’s a tribute to the enduring beauty of city riverscapes, flowing through time and culture with quiet strength and bold colour.
Inspired by Van Gogh's "The Church in Auvers-sur-Oise" (1890), this painting reimagines the Transport Museum with his signature violet hues and cobalt sky.
Mirroring the shapes and structures of the museum, I blend old architectural elements with the new, capturing the vibrant essence and emotive brushstrokes of Van Gogh in a contemporary setting.