Terri Hogan is a painter of landscape and seascape and the effects that the weather has upon them.  Her work takes her to the rugged, untamed coastline of the Penwith and the Lizard in Cornwall with their huge expanses of sky, sea and land.  Walking the cliffs is central to her practice and working directly from the cliff tops and beaches that she encounters, she makes drawings and observations in her sketch books.

The starting point for all her paintings and prints comes from these drawings carried out in the open air.  Her sketch books are highly personal documents that involve her thoughts, feelings and responses to the scenes in front of her.  These drawings are often very mixed media right from the start.