Victoria Stanway OAS – portfolio
Contact the artist
https://victoriastanway.com/
07789 186759
victoria.stanway@gmail.com
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Artist information
Victoria Stanway is a contemporary British artist based in Oxfordshire, she creates original paintings exploring light and dark themes, from surreal landscapes about childhood memories, to the everyday humdrum of domestic life.
Victoria is a member of the Oxford Art Society, which reflects her commitment to artistic excellence and her connection to the rich artistic heritage of the region. Her work can be found in various online galleries and exhibitions, and she welcomes commissions.
Exhibition information
Victoria Stanway’s work is characterised by its vibrant colours, bold lines, and a touch of whimsy. Her paintings often depict everyday life with a playful twist, showcasing her keen observation skills and ability to find humour in the ordinary. Whether it’s a cat in a handbag, a dog enjoying a pizza, or a crow and cow sharing a winter moment, Stanway’s subjects are brought to life with personality and charm.
While her style is distinctly contemporary, Stanway’s work also draws inspiration from classic illustrative traditions. Her paintings evoke a sense of storytelling, inviting viewers to create their own narratives around the scenes she depicts.
In addition to her paintings, Victoria also creates striking paper mache animal heads. These three-dimensional sculptures bring a touch of playful taxidermy to her repertoire, showcasing her versatility as an artist. Each head is meticulously handcrafted, often from recycled materials, and painted with the same vibrant colors and attention to detail that characterize her canvases. From whimsical foxes and playful pigs to majestic rams and curious cats, these sculptures capture the essence of each animal with a touch of humour and artistic flair. These unique pieces serve as eye-catching wall décor, adding a touch of personality and charm to any space.
Her place in the Bicester Art Network group Artweeks exhibition will feature both paintings and animal sculptures.