Welcome to the digital studio of British painter Tim Woolcock
Tim Woolcock has established himself as one of contemporary Britain’s finest colourists, working primarily in abstraction and landscape painting informed by Zen philosophy and meditative practice. His work is exhibited by selected galleries and his studio is open by appointment to view works in progress.
"The scale and proportions of his work present an internal harmony, and this mood is completed in the delicate balance between form and the exquisite colours he uses. We see lyrical lines and geometric fragmented shapes. Woolcock has seemed to show an interest in Cubism and a wonderful sense of contour and drama. There is a meditative serenity in his colour variations which perhaps reflects the contemplative personality of Woolcock himself, and his landscapes evoke the beauty and grandeur of the Irish Countryside." Joanna Pitman, Art Critic, The Times
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![Art gallery exhibit with colorful landscape paintings and floral artwork on white walls.]()
Jenna Burlingham Gallery @ The Decorative Fair, London, 2026
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![A cluttered painting workspace with messy, crumpled paint tubes, paint smears, and blobs of blue, green, and yellow oil paints on a paint-covered surface.]()
Filming in the Studio, with Harvey Horswell, 2026
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![An art gallery display with a framed landscape painting of rolling hills and fields, two bronze sculpture animals of a rat and a larger rodent on a wooden cabinet, and a small bronze rodent sculpture on a white pedestal.]()
On display at The Sladmore Gallery, London
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![A man standing in front of an abstract blue and green painting in an art gallery.]()
Tim with one of his paintings in the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital
Biography
Tim Woolcock stands as a commanding figure within contemporary British painting, working in the refined tradition established by the twentieth century's most significant modernist movements. Born in 1952 in Lancashire, Woolcock has evolved into one of the country's most compelling colourists, whose practice oscillates with remarkable sophistication between pure abstraction and a landscape vernacular deeply rooted in the British and Irish countryside. Read more …