HENRY HUDSON
Posted by Fabio 23 May 2011
Described by Richard Dorment (The Daily Telegragh) as a ‘remarkable young painter’ Henry Hudson is rebellious in his treatment of traditional forms. His medium has predominantly been plasticine; in preparation he melts it over a heater turning it into a gloop which he can manipulate with his fingers as if it were oil paint.
www.henry-hudson.com
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