My friend the artist Tim Feasey, who has died suddenly aged 60, made small and intimate but intense paintings, prints and drawings, employing exuberant colour and monotone rendering. He was always reluctant to explain his work, but it combined abstract and representational forms, capturing moments in time and passages of personal history.
In the 1990s Tim was arts co-ordinator at the the Art House in Wakefield, a charitable organisation that brought disabled and able-bodied professional and amateur artists together through exhibitions and public art projects. Tim was very keen to break down barriers between people, promoting integration not segregation in the projects and events he organised and facilitated.
