Lee Madgwick

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Thanks Rob

I wondered if you must have done. That would be incredible. There is an abundance of history tantalisingly close to the surface around here, I’m sure.

A small dwelling with a collection of traffic cones stored next to it, plus one on the roof. A telegraph pole and long shadows from roof beams also feature.

The Conekeeper’s Cottage

Acrylic on canvas

Small world! I’m originally from King’s Lynn but been in Ely for past fifteen years or so. You must be itching to dig some holes just north of Ely before another housing estate goes up?

Kinda cute.

My neck of the woods too!

Nope. But they’re good friends.

Many thanks

It really was a brilliant concept.

Thank you

:) Many thanks

A green, rusted, three-legged metal thing with an extraordinarily long chimney, pumping out clouds of steam in the side-alley of a West London industrial estate.

@leemadgwick.bsky.social Saw this nightmarish, gurgling thing and thought of you.

That thing definitely scampers about at night.

Painting of a tower block in a green valley.

Colourful balloons drift out between houses.

An abandoned graffiti tram carriage in a birch wood.

An old Internet cafe ruin.

Four of the five paintings of mine that were exhibited at Dismaland.

Dismaland castle

My paintings in the exhibition space.

Hard to believe Dismaland was ten years ago. It was a huge privilege to work with Banksy and an unforgettable experience.

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Ha! Cheers man.

Thank you

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I’m a big fan of Wyeth.

A small black white striped tower sits next to a corrugated hut.

The Post - oil and acrylic on canvas

The spontaneous ones are often the best. Reminds me of my neck of the woods on the Norfolk coast, those aluminium skies and the foreboding North Sea.

Thanks very much! :)