Watters Gallery, 2010
“As an artist Poulet strives to evoke emotions….Poulet’s paintings are replete with squiggly lines, blobs of colour, and floating meandering forms – all very natural and reassuring components. He is not attempting to be clever or cerebral, and his work can not certainly be described as decorative. His art is based on impulses which are more obscure, embedded in the subconscious, somewhere alongside a poetic dream, a fragment of memory or unique vision of nature at its simplest and most obvious.”
