Robert Diamant

You know, like every artist kind of has their own palette.

And, you know, you can kind of recognize it a bit like what you're talking about structure, actually.

It's almost like that's also part of the language of an artist.

How would you describe yours?

Because it's very specific, I think, what you have.

There's like a really zingy, joyous light in your work.

Cause you know, I mentioned, I saw you in freeze London, but I actually sort of jolted cause I was like, I recognized your palette.

And I remember at the time being like, oh, that's a good thing.

Um, what's the best advice you've ever received in terms of making painting?

Turn up.

Oh, well, thank you so much, David.

I've loved spending this hour with you.

So for everyone listening, you can learn more about David's work, like I mentioned at Lorcan O'Neill Gallery, but also Gainsborough House.

Where is Gainsborough House?

Is it Suffolk?

In Sudbury, in Suffolk.

Suffolk, I was right, yeah.

Sudbury, okay.

Obviously it's the history of Gainsborough, isn't it?

Well, congratulations.