KAY HARE 

Faith Oil on canvas, 50 x 50cm 2014 ©kayhare This small painting titled ‘Faith’ has horizontal lines at the bottom right to indicate steps, a start to a journey. It is life, not a still life, but the present moment. The swirling circles of red, blue, and green indicate energy. Everything we see and touch is energy, all vibrating at a different intensity. Our thoughts carry energy; what we think creates a vibration that resonates with an equivalent transmissi

The city of London before the COVID-19 pandemic was a place pulsing with energy. Streets filled with professionals, the hum of commerce, and the relentless rhythm of business created a unique atmosphere. I sought to capture this dynamic spirit in my latest oil painting, a large abstract work measuring 120 by 100 cm. This piece channels the strength and endurance of London’s financial heartbeat through bold reds, sharp edges, and subtle numeric details inspired by stock market

Cesar: A Tribute to the Spirit of the Seagull Art has a unique way of capturing not just what is seen, but also what is felt. My recent painting, titled “Cesar,” is a celebration of one of nature’s most iconic coastal inhabitants: the seagull. Inspired by a holiday to the rugged, windswept shores of Cornwall, this piece aims to encapsulate the essence of these remarkable birds and the wild beauty of their seaside world. Cesar, oil on canvas, 40x40cm Seagulls are more than jus

The year of the Fire Horse holds a unique place in the Chinese zodiac, marked by energy, intensity, and a rare combination of traits that make it stand out. As an artist deeply inspired by horses, I find this year especially meaningful. It connects the powerful symbolism of the Fire Horse with my passion for capturing the spirit of horses on canvas. This post explores the significance of the Fire Horse year and how it influences my horse paintings, offering insights into the

These two oil on linen paintings are both 100 x 50cm Hyde Park and Regents Park, 100x 50cm oil on linen They were inspired by cycling through the London parks to get to my studio. London’s Hyde Park and Regent’s Park are not just green lungs in the heart of the city—they’re living galleries for artists, especially those who find inspiration on two wheels. As an artist who loves cycling, the changing trees in these parks offer endless muse through the shifting seasons. Hyde Pa