Peter Rodulfo
I work largely from memory and imagination. I am more interested in the inaccuracies of memories than by their precision, and so my work treads the borderline between dreams and reality. If a landscape interests me as a subject to paint, it is because it seems to touch upon an already existent inner landscape. My influences are too diverse to list sensibly. I am myself a mixture of diverse nationalities and my art has several branches. My early years were spent in different countries, and the first art that I saw was in the Ajunta Caves of India.
I studied painting at Norwich School of art from 1975-79. and in 1980 held my first exhibition in London at the Margaret Fisher gallery, where I went on to show regularly for several years. From that time I have continued to show both at home in the UK, and internationally in Europe, Asia, USA, and South America.
My work has also been included in many open shows and can be seen in notable private and museum collections.
I studied painting at Norwich School of art from 1975-79. and in 1980 held my first exhibition in London at the Margaret Fisher gallery, where I went on to show regularly for several years. From that time I have continued to show both at home in the UK, and internationally in Europe, Asia, USA, and South America.
My work has also been included in many open shows and can be seen in notable private and museum collections.