Factory Tower I

Monoprint with screenprint

Cement Works I

The facade of a factory building in dark blue, with a multicoloured background.

Facade I

Acrylic on wooden panel

Monolith II

One of a set of four screen prints depicting part of the steel works on Teesside. The colour progression of the prints suggests the gradual disappearance from history and memory of this iconic building which has been demolished.

Abstract painting of a dam structure in turquoise, maroon and yellow. Acrylic painting on wood.

Lawers Dam II

Acrylic on wood

Wilderness

Wilderness - screen print. This print was shortlisted for the Westmoreland Landscape Prize 2019

Portslade

Acrylic on canvas
60 x 60cm

Peterhead

Screen print. Selected for the ING Discerning Eye and Sussex Contemporary exhibitions, 2023.

Clare Buckle is drawn to underdog places, not considered conventionally beautiful or having aesthetic value; monolithic industrial buildings, structures in the landscape; mysterious buildings beyond a boundary fence, and overlooked details in ordinary places - suburban streets, retail parks and nondescript business parks. Her work also examines the relationship between built and natural worlds, and our impact on the environment.