Chris Moss works in visual art across a variety of media from oils and acrylics, through pastels and watercolours to cyanotypes. She is mostly inspired by the natural world and our response to it. Chris loves exploring the effect of colour and aims to provoke an emotional reaction to her art, whether that is awe at the beauty of nature or tenderness in the relationships between people.
Dnipro River, Ukraine. Acrylics. This painting is being sold to raise money for Unicef’s Ukraine Appeal.
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Contact name
Chris Moss
Exhibition address
36 Harmony Grove, Hampton Gardens, Peterborough PE7 8QX
Open days
27 June 2026 (11.00am-4.00pm)
28 June 2026 (11.00am-4.00pm)
4 July 2026 (11.00am-4.00pm)
5 July 2026 (11.00am-4.00pm)
11 July 2026 (11.00am-4.00pm)
12 July 2026 (11.00am-4.00pm)
Open other times by appointment
No
Demonstrations available
No
Tuition offered
No
Garden open for visitors
No
Refreshments served
Yes
Cyanotypes are an old method of making art. The items for the image are laid onto pre-treated paper, held down with glass and then exposed to the sun before being fixed with water. Using natural materials as inspiration creates memorable and unique images, all with a cyan blue background.
