After a failed attempt yesterday to use homemade glue to hold together a vessel, I chose the word ‘adhesive’ as my starting point and took it for a walk. ADHESIVE: 1 For adhesive that allows repositioning – try gravity – […]
Leaves gather and act as intermediaries to intercept buffeting blooms as they extend their petals to absorb the sunlight. They generally get along, but sometimes the head heights of the season mean there’s just not enough room so so many […]
The 2 week residency is in an incredible location – the most westerly house in England. It faces over the sea to Lands End. The South West Coast path heads upward behind the cottage to the summit of Cape Cornwall. […]
Ahhh, November, November, a changeable month that’s categorised as wintry, but frankly we’re at the mercy of its whims – and it knows it! It could just be teaching us the lesson of living in each moment as it arrives. […]
Notes from a Residency at Brisons Veor. November 2024
At the moment I have a couple of strands of work that are putting me in a quandary as to what to do with them, because I don’t really know what they are yet, what they are for. And yet […]
Purple and violet buds unfurl as they’re cajoled and tempted by their already-opened neighbours. They open and stretch to greet the day. It’s going to be a good one, they decide. Greeting The Day (mixed media painting on canvas, 3″x2″) […]
Mixed media piece of exotic woods and pewter.
Assertive winds cast the blooms over in over direction as if they’re equipped with combs. Resplendent and determined, these blooms hold on to their petals tightly regardless of the communal sway of the day. Communal Sway of the Day (original […]
Shows by a-n members across the UK, including a solo exhibition in Edinburgh by Holly Davey, outdoor sculpture in Yorkshire by Matthew Darbyshire, plus group shows featuring works by artists Rae-Yen Song, Zoe Anker and Małgorzata Dawidek
Urban Contemporary artists meet The East London Group
Lushly ornamental in their bold stances, these blooms are definitely not afraid to show their own beauty. Boas and handbags slung around with delightful aplomb, they’re at once gracious and gloriously glorious. Gloriously Glorious (original mixed media painting, 3″x2″) SOLD
