About

Ingrid Brown is a West Cornwall-based artist and writer whose practice encompasses painting, drawing and writing. Her work spans landscape, portraiture and still life, exploring the relationship between observation, material and the experience of place.

Working across oils and traditional drawing media, she exhibits in Cornwall and beyond. Her work has been selected for the Ruth Borchard Self-Portrait Prize online exhibition and shown at venues including the Russell Gallery, ING Discerning Eye and the Mall Galleries.

Her work is currently represented by Veryan Galleries in the Roseland and Roundhouse Gallery in Sennen, Cornwall.

Ingrid offers private one-to-one painting and drawing tuition, helping students develop observational skills, confidence and their own visual language. She also leads sketching workshops at Tregenna Castle in St Ives.

Alongside her visual practice, Ingrid writes poetry, essays and articles on painting, perception and creative practice. Her writing has appeared in The Artist and Leisure Painter, including her six-part series, Sensing, Seeing and Painting the Intangible.