Look Back for Danger magenta The scene shows jockeys in

The scene shows jockeys in colorful silks mounted on their numbered horses

Banks’ expressive use of line and layered colour captures the urgency and precision of the sport

Dee Taylor injects humour and high energy into this Pop Art homage to the thrill of the race—and the celebration beyond

Williams’ impressionist style conveys the energy

Look Back for Danger magenta The scene shows jockeys inAlasdair BanksColoured oil on canvas 127 cm x 66 cm (50 inches x 26 inches) framed in limed white wood Abstract Expressionist Look Back for Danger (2012) captures the visceral tension of the racetrack through bold colour and gestural brushwork. Fiery reds dominate the canvas, evoking urgency and heat as two horses thunder forward, their riders locked in a battle of focus and resolve. The composition pulses with energyBanks expressive layering of