Ian Bruin is a prolific and dedicated artist working at Project Ability’s studio, known for his precise, observational painting style and his ability to render complex scenes with clarity and character. His work often explores themes of environment, architecture, and urban life, with a distinctive use of colour and perspective. Whether depicting an offshore wind farm or the glowing neon facades of a casino-lined street, Bruin brings a sense of stillness and careful attention to detail that invites the viewer to pause and look more closely.
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This solo exhibition brings together a selection of Ian’s recent paintings, offering a glimpse into his visual world—one that balances realism with quiet drama and a touch of the surreal. His scenes are often devoid of people, yet full of atmosphere and presence, allowing the viewer to imagine the stories that unfold within them. From the rhythm of turbine blades against a bright blue sky to the architectural charm of retro signage, Ian’s work reveals a deep interest in how human-made structures shape our landscapes and experiences. His clear, methodical approach and distinct visual voice make this a compelling and thoughtful exhibition.
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Accessibility
The event is wheelchair accessible.
Visit
11-5, Wednesday – Saturday
Trongate 103, 1st Floor
Free entry / wheelchair accessible toilet and lift to first floor gallery
