Margie Britz

"I make use of an organic geometry to explore the order in the disorder and the disorder in the order of the natural world." - Margie Britz

Margie Britz was born in South Africa and studied fine art under Brian Bradshaw at Rhodes University, South Africa from 1967 to 1970. She taught fine art at the Port Elizabeth Technikon before returning to Rhodes University to teach painting and drawing and theory of art. Margie Britz moved to Britain in the early 80's where she now lives and works as a full time professional artist. She has exhibited internationally and has work in major international collections both corporate and private. Margie Britz has organized and participated in numerous exhibitions in Norfolk and has collaborated on a number of important large-scale installations including "Stars and Bones" in Salthouse Church in Norfolk, England.

  "Dark Star" - Earth pigment on linen

  "Moraine 15"   210cm x 210cm

  ""Moraine" - Earth pigment on linen

    "Push Moraine"- Earth pigment on linen

Installations in Salthouse Church, Norfolk, England.

  "Esker I"  Pigment on paper

"Spandrel for Galla Placidia" –   Starfish on paint on canvas

"Cosmos" - Star fish on paint on canvas.

Detail: "Cosmos" - Star fish on paint on canvas.

 "Winter Wheat Four Fields: Summer" (detail)