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Alan Gray
lives and works in
the small town of Robertson, in the winelands of the Western Cape, South Africa.
He attended Rhodes University in Grahamstown, where he studied Fine Art,
specialising in painting. After graduating he spent several years teaching art
at various institutions throughout Southern Africa. His art varies greatly in
style and technique, and he experiments with a variety of media from photography
to collage work. Being born and bred in South Africa, he has developed a deep
love and appreciation of the South African landscape, which is reflected in his
oil paintings. His work, in all its variety, remains local in its content, and
attempts to capture the unique African environment.
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Solitary Zebra |
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paper collage |
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Phantom Oryx |
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paper collage |
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Moonlight March |
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paper collage |
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Warthog Parade |
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paper collage |
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Walking Giants |
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paper collage |
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Summer's Day - Little Karoo |
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oil on camvas board |
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Guineafowl Collage |
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paper collage |
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Gathering Storm - Great Karoo |
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oil on canvas board |
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