https://amazon.co.uk/Walk-Through-Rainbow-Ellie-Collins-ebook/dp/B0871PV3Y9 She’s stolen my studio chair – again! Meet the moody model for the cats eyes page of our new kids book ‘Walk Through a Rainbow.’ Type Walk Through a Rainbow into Amazon it will come up. Funds will help adults with […]
Reflections on my changing art practices in a temporary working space
https://youtu.be/SLBNggjIJ6E This is my latest track. I am working on a series of experimental compositions fusing traditional and classical instruments with experimental processes.
Once again I’ve been successful in getting a S2S pack to make moves putting an idea into action here in Plymouth! Here’s the Idea.. Amongst me and my fellow creative’s we have been chattering about ways that we can explode […]
Extraction series, the clues in the title & the visual similarity with the Fissures may give away what images were subjected to the extraction process – everything was complex colour, I wanted something simpler & within regards to our Multiverse […]
The Fissure series has been my continuation of visually representing our Multiversal reality, firstly through the slowing down of time that allows photons to be digitally captured in a way that shows layering. Then that image is repeated, reflected & […]
Chapter 4: Parenthood is child’s play “We grow out of childhood and leave behind “childish things”. We feel that we shouldn’t act this way anymore, and get a sort of wilful amnesia for pure play experiences.” Page 78 I don’t feel […]
Common Bond Society has been commissioned as part of UP Projects digital commissioning strand, This is Public Space.
Let’s not grasp this lifeline lightly. We need to rebuild an infrastructure that puts people first
Artist Support Pledge! I’m offering Minutes in the Park prints as part of the #artistsupportpledge. Made during Micro residency@furtherfield and premiered at Future Fair on 10/08/19. Part of Local&&Ledger series. Limited edition of 3 30×40 prints. £85 +p&p each. Please get […]
‘The Liminal Phase’ co-curated by Micha Eden Erdész and Rebecca Jewell Supported by Stadium Capital Holdings, Arsenal Regeneration Team, Florence Trust, Royal College of Art, Institute of Ideas, The Big Draw, Targetti, Howden, ADI Solutions & Audiovisual, Ham and High, […]
Norwich University of the Arts, Graduate Showcase 2020, 16 July 2020 – March 2021. Discover where creative curiosity has taken hundreds of talented artists, designers and makers at Norwich University of the Arts at this year’s online Graduate Showcase. The […]
Postponed solo show due to Covid 19
Titles are important. And, as with the rest of my work, I find that I have rules that govern how I choose them. I am trying to come up with a title for the project I am working on. This […]
Swansea College of Art UWTSD, SCA Summer Show 2020, 10 July 2020. Challenging times inspire creative people to find innovative solutions; to explore the art of the possible. For the students and staff at Swansea College of Art (UWTSD), the most […]
BA (Hons) Fine Art Mixed Media, University of Westminster. “Rejecting colour and femininity I choose to use an achromatic palette. Dressed in black overalls – builder aesthetic – I am ready to go to work. Domestic feminine abilities are present […]
I’ve been lucky enough to be given access to a garden over lockdown – I live in a small-ish two bedroom flat on the second floor, nice views of London but no garden space. Going out onto the streets to […]
I spoke to my hero today, she has been for some time. Someone that says something at times when people don’t speak. She spoke with honesty and with presence. It shook me and i noticed. We spoke about our practice. […]
As we begin to ease into some kind of normality I am left thinking about my practice as a whole, and how I can ensure safety without compromising my output in light of coronavirus. Typically, my work is interactive, […]
It’s been just over a year since our Textile Echoes art residency in Iceland and due to what has happened in the world I have finally had the time to make more response work. The residency was such a wonderful […]
I recommend a doze to reflect. I was mulling over this Harvest blog, my new bronze trowel, drawing my allotment tools and I began to think of Jim Dine and his drawings and lithographs of tools, Walker Evans and his […]
