Deborah Jackson, born Bristol 1956, studied Fine Art at Exeter College of Art (1985 - 88), Deborah has maintained a dedicated career painting full-time. She has held numerous exhibitions in London; Glasgow; Oxfordshire; Devon; the Cotswolds; Nantucket Island, USA; Showing with David Simon Contemporary, Castle Cary since 2019.
Dion Salvador Lloyd, born in Brighton in 1967 is known predominantly for his landscapes. He is a prolific, self-taught painter with peaks of inspiration and bursts of creativity, working in hotspots and purple patches that gives his work its energy and dynamism. His disciplined work ethic means he is always busy, developing and moving between medium and scales and subject matter, intuitively changing and developing his languages of paint and painting. The character and confidence of his paintings has shifted as his journey has unfolded, each exhibition of his work has grown in both subtlety and power. All around him in his home and his studio are scattered remnants and objects collected from places he has been and journeys he has taken, sources of inspiration and insights into his nature. Dion is drawn to the history of natural things, their stories and mysteries. He is driven by this connection with the world around him, using painting as a way of telling us who he is, expressing those elusive things that can’t be put into words.
In 2017 he achieved the distinction of his paintings being selected and hung in each of the Royal Academies in the UK and had two paintings selected for the Royal Society of British Painters exhibition at the Mall Galleries in 2018. Dion Salvador Lloyd is also represented by several prestigious galleries in London and the UK with an ever-growing profile of successful solo exhibitions. Sam Lock 2018.
Born 1963 in Plymouth, David Ralph Simpson studied Fine Art at Newcastle University in 1985.
His paintings were featured in David Simon Contemporary’s opening exhibition in August 2014. David Ralph Simpson has held regular solo exhibitions in London and galleries across England since 1987. His work has also been included in numerous group exhibitions including the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.
David Ralph Simpson has undertaken commissioned projects for Land Securities, London 2005, Glyndebourne Opera 2004, Glyndebourne Opera 2000, Exeter City Council 1995, Television South West 1989 and the Royal School for the Deaf, Exeter 1988. Prizes include Bridport Open Prize 1994, Laing Competition 1994 & ’90 and Brewhouse Open 1986. His work can be found in private collections throughout Europe and the United States of America.
Represented by David Simon Contemporary since 2014.
