"The simple beauty of Andrew Mackenzie's most recent paintings belies the time and effort that goes into making them....These interventions into the anonymous, urban treescapes capture a tension between abstract pattern and
reality, the point where nature meets human.... Memory and romance are in a dialogue with the necessities of modern life and its own particular aesthetic beauty."
Ailsa Boyd, the List
"Mackenzie paints landscapes, but he does so in a highly original way.... In
works bearing such revealing titles as Underpass and Artificial Paradise,
Mackenzie scars his landscapes with suggestions of a human presence,
employing the callous precision of an architect's blueprint."
Iain Gale, Scotland On Sunday
"...beautiful and unsettling, paradise perhaps, but poised on the edge of a
darker, more threatening world."
Susan Mansfield, The Scotsman
Current Show
Cross Section of a Cascade
Sarah Myerscough Fine Art, London
Ends 26th July
www.sarahmyerscough.com