KAY HARE 

I am trying to capture the silence one feels when with a horse, especially during grooming. Grooming is a tactile act of compassion. It's an excellent time to reflect on one's thoughts, and the sweeping act of grooming a horse's body is meditative and soothing for both horse and groomer. Owning a horse can be a solitary activity filled with love and a deep bond. Horses can open your heart and sense if a person is happy or sad. Fleeting glimpse, oil on linen, 120x 100cm My int

Oil on canvas 120x 100cm I created this with fun, adventure, and freedom in mind. It’s a large painting with huge brush strokes and tons of energy. I wanted the painting to evoke spontaneity and inspiration, and perhaps to encourage an adventure. I love the beach and swimming, and I wanted a different perspective on the colours for a beach scene, so I predominantly used pink for the sand and green for the sky, with lots of flowers growing towards the sky. Oil on canvas, 120x1

The Year of the Fire Horse: Harnessing the Healing Power of Horses for Wellbeing in 2026 In the Chinese zodiac, 2026 marks the Year of the Fire Horse—a time known for its vibrant energy, passion, and transformative spirit. The Fire Horse is especially celebrated for its dynamic nature, symbolising not only freedom and resilience but also boldness and the power to ignite change. Beyond their symbolic significance, horses have played a profound role in human history—not just as

I have a lifelong interest in horses, and since returning to the UK, it rekindled my passion for drawing, painting and spending time with...

Light—what is light? You cannot touch it, nor hold it, nor even see it, yet it is everywhere. In a child's simple world, it pours from the sun. But in the shadows of dreams, when we meditate in darkness and visions bloom, from where does this light arise? What is the secret source that paints our inner landscapes with luminous shapes and forms? And what of moonlight? Even on nights when the moon is absent, the world is awash in a subtle glow. In the deepest cell, behind close