Lee Tiller lives and paints in his Kerry studio - the ‘Yellow House’.

He is especially inspired by the great French Impressionists of the 19th Century like Monet, Pissarro, Caillbotte, Manet, and more recently the post impressionists like Bonnard and Van Gogh.

His works can be found in private collections throughout many countries including the UK, Ireland, USA, France, New Zealand, Canada and Japan.

Artist's Statement

Almost my entire professional life has been concerned with ‘Light’, either creating it or capturing it. As a photographer I would endeavour to capture the fugitive and transient effects of light on film. As a lighting designer I would use light sources as art, creating effects designed to enhance built environments that engage with the human experience.

As a professional artist I strive to recreate the effects of light and shadow in the landscape through colour, tone and form. I adore the process of creating art, the anticipation and excitement of the next piece, and the challenge of placing daubs of oil upon a flat two dimensional surface in an attempt to convince that a third dimension exists.