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Patricia Paolozzi Cain

Patricia Paolozzi Cain is a multi-award winning artist based in Dumfries, Scotland, with a PhD in the Practice of Drawing from Glasgow School of Art.

Paolozzi Cain won both the Threadneedle and Aspect Prizes in 2010, and has since received noteworthy awards from the Royal Watercolour Society, the Pastel Society, the Royal Scottish Academy and Arte Laguna in Venice. 

A short film of Patricia Paolozzi Cain's solo exhibition 'Seeing Beyond the Immediate' at Gracefield Arts Centre in June 2017. Film credit: Paul McConnach.

Patricia Paolozzi Cain 'Languages That Are Made to Die' mixed-media on paper. Abstract artwork containing ochre.

Languages That Are Made to Die by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Patricia Paolozzi Cain 'His Wings Shadow II' a pastel drawing on pigmented paper. Abstract work containing colours of ochre, white, light blue, light pink and black.

His Wings Shadow II by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Patricia Paolozzi Cain 'Evolution: Complex to Simple/Simple to Complex' pastel on paper. A detailed drawing of a hedgerow. Colours include purple.

Evolution: Complex to Simple/Simple to Complex by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Title: Forest Artist: Patricia Paolozzi Cain Medium: Mixed Media (framed) Size: 75 cm x 105 cm. An abstract composition with a painted background of cyan/aquamarine.

Forest II by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
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Pour Away the Ocean by Patricia Paolozzi Cain

Pour Away the Ocean by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Patricia Paolozzi Cain 'Milnton Diptych' pastel and acrylic on paper. Abstract artwork containing colours of mauve, white and green.

Milnton Diptych by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Patricia Cain 'Tower Building' acrylic and pastel on board (framed) Broth Art

Tower Building by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Patricia Cain 'Tenement' mixed media (framed) Broth Art

Tenement by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Patricia Cain 'Scar' oil painting

Scar by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Patricia Cain 'Recast' oil on board

Recast by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Patricia Paolozzi Cain 'Landloch' oil painting. Abstract artwork containing light blue, yellow, white and red.

Landloch by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Patricia Paolozzi Cain 'Blue Terrace' mixed-media on board. Abstract artwork with a predominant palette of ultramarine blue.

Blue Terrace by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Patricia Paolozzi Cain 'Blue Hill' mixed media on paper. Abstract artwork containing blue and pink.

Blue Hill by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Patricia Paolozzi Cain 'Emerging Wood' pastel on paper.

Emerging Wood by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Patricia Cain 'whose woods these are I think' mixed media (framed) Broth Art

Whose Woods These Are I Think by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Patricia Paolozzi Cain 'Genere' mixed-media on paper. Abstract artwork containing colours of blue, yellow and red.

Genere by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Patricia Cain 'Wilhelmina's Garden' pastel and acrylic (framed) Broth Art

Wilhelmina's Garden by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Patricia Paolozzi Cain 'Three Trees III', an abstract artwork made from paint and collage on paper. Colours include blue, green, red and black

Three Trees III by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Patricia Paolozzi Cain 'Beech Tree IV' an abstract artwork made from paint and collage on paper. Colours include yellow, red, blue and black

Beech Tree IV by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Patricia Paolozzi Cain 'In Tea Leaves or Palms. Be Patient in Whatever Comes'. An abstract composition comprising red, blue, white and black.

In Tea Leaves or Palms. Be Patient in Whatever Comes by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Patricia Paolozzi Cain's 'Dropping Into No Time'. An abstract composition comprising of red, pink, yellow and blue.

Dropping Into No Time by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Patricia Paolozzi Cain's 'Balmungo Terrace'. An abstract composition comprising red, green, yellow and white.

Balmungo Terrace by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Patricia Paolozzi Cain's 'Ford and Aird'. An abstract composition comprising red, white, yellow and black.

Ford and Aird by Patricia Paolozzi Cain
Patricia Paolozzi Cain's 'Forest II'. An abstract composition comprising of mainly purple.

Forest II by Patricia Paolozzi Cain