Artists in the Spotlight: Pamela June Crook

"The world after PJ Crook is full of people who lose their identity in a crowd, where they are stacked like sardines in a box, but it is not sad, it is just the symptom of a time that tends to turn upside down go." It is Pamela June Crook's oeuvre that is so characteristically described in Arts Actualités Magazine. Born in England in 1945, she dedicated her life to art. She paints with acrylic and oil, also like on corrugated board to give her works a three-dimensional character. PJ Crook became known through the depiction of crowds, anonymized, in naïve language, people shaped the artistic work. Painted from the memory of observation combined with fantasy, Crook creates works with intuitive composition. Crook's illustrations are adorned with countless record covers by King Crimson, which have received much attention. She paints alternately on very small grounds and on large-sized screens. In addition to her work, Pamela June Crook distinguishes herself as a patron of the arts and carries a honorary dancer's title from the university of her birthplace Gloucestershire. Among her most famous works are the newspaper-reading groups of people, this motif is taken up by the artist recurring.

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