Moorland Passage
Nga Quynh Ngo
£295
Description
Moorland Passage explores the shifting atmosphere of the Yorkshire moors through expressive marks, layered colour and an open, winding path. Warm ochres lead the eye into the distance, cutting through deep purples, muted greens and flashes of pink beneath a restless sky.
Combining Inktense and soft pastel, the painting moves between suggestion and abstraction. Areas of exposed paper become part of the landscape, allowing the winding path to remain a quiet, continuous presence amid the changing terrain.
Original artwork, signed by the artist.
Medium: Inktense and soft pastel on Vietnamese handmade Dó paper.
Year: 2026.
Artwork dimensions: 26 × 18.5 cm.
Overall framed dimensions: 38 × 30 cm.
Professionally framed and mounted.
Glazed with Artglass AR 70 anti-reflective glass, offering 70% UV protection.
Sold framed and ready to hang.
Price: £295 (including frame and mount).
Details
Medium
Inktense and soft Pastel on Handmade Vietnamese Dó paper
Dimensions
26 W x 18.5 H cm
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About the artist
Nga Quynh Ngo
North Yorkshire, United KingdomNga Quynh Ngo
North Yorkshire, United KingdomBased in North Yorkshire, I create expressive landscapes that move between observation and abstraction. Working primarily with soft pastel and mixed media, I am interested in colour, shifting light and the physical qualities of the surface, allowing marks and areas of exposed paper to become part of the landscape itself.
My work spans a range of artists’ papers, and my recent practice increasingly incorporates traditional Vietnamese Dó and Điệp papers. I am drawn to the distinctive textures and surfaces of these materials and the possibilities they offer for exploring landscape in a more tactile and spontaneous way. Trained in graphic design at Hanoi University of Industrial Fine Arts, I returned to drawing and painting after many years working digitally, developing a material-led practice that embraces texture, expressive mark-making and the unexpected.
