Philip Robbins
A Language of Peace - Waves Breaking, Looking across to Chamouth from Lyme Regis Church Cliff, 2026
oil and beeswax on board
11 ¾ x 9 ½ ins
30 x 24 cm
30 x 24 cm
These waves breaking in Lyme Regis – all day everyday and through the night – breaking over the ledges where Mary Anning first found ichthyosaurs - rising and falling the...
These waves breaking in Lyme Regis – all day everyday and through the night – breaking over the ledges where Mary Anning first found ichthyosaurs - rising and falling the water may crest and then withdraw – conjured by our planet the seas and the moon these and all waves speak of a native language capable of bringing peace despite the energy of difference.