Decided to give the palette knife a rest and try something a bit different today! I attended an online life drawing class run by the St Ives School of Painting, tutored by Alice Mumford. The session was inspired by Georges Seurat’s Bathers at […]
Sitting pretty in the oncoming dusk. That’s me in the turquoise over there, with blossoms tumbling over my brow and a welcoming glow through the windows. My neighbours call me the girl with the kaleidoscope eyes. I just love being […]
This is a place where you can breathe. Really, properly, full lungs breathing. Take your time in meandering through the foliage and then wander in, find nearly the same amount of flowers inside and simply breathe. Now don’t you feel […]
Cosily sipping tea and slathering clotted cream on fruit scones, I’m contentedly idling underneath one of these historic arches. My blooms have extended far beyond my stone confines and frame me beautifully. Soft petals brush my face and ruffle mildly […]
Dark times, indeed. Or more like grey-ish in my case. Despite being fit (at the moment, fingers crossed), having enough to eat and being otherwise secure I have found it impossible to do much meaningful work since the summer. But, […]
Don’t be deceived by the dark entrance beneath my leafy fringe. My blooms are my colour and light, come and behold my many jewels inside. You may just take a little piece of petalled-brilliance with you when you leave. Leafy Fringe […]
New exhibition from Artist Ben Turnbull at Saatchi Gallery
In this painting I was looking into regret. The immediate feeling one gets when faced with a problem that you created. You are lost, you have no control anymore over the events that have unfolded, and with a mental health […]
With the 1st Semester of year 2 finished, i’ve managed to get my four paintings hung for assessment. Using film stills, i have attempted to look in to mental health and some of the issues many of us face on […]
I will be open for visitors and buyers at my little studio in the beautiful Purbeck Hill of Dorset
exploring the intersection of social/queer culture and human and more-than-human’s beneficial impact on conservation… which is to say, how queer-theory human relations and expression with/through nature, impacts on policy making regarding conservationism. NOTES Fairytales: Debts. Transformation. Chaos. Story. Spells. Alternate parallel […]
process and planning of collaborative illustrative and audio art exhibition, between myself and Ulrika-Igraine Muñoz-alarcón.
The trials and tribulations of setting up an exhibition in Hastings in the Covid-19 landscape.
Postcard auction in aid of Hepatitis C Trust 5-19 November
New work from Artist Tim Fishlock at London’s Hang-Up Gallery
Due to the pandemic, an exhibition of our work at Public Space One in Iowa City had to be postponed. Scheduled to coincide with the run up to the US Election, we had planned to make illusions and installations that […]
Looking at the strange in the most normal of places. Introducing the unnerving in the average setting.
Filling my house with necessary products..
Fantasies of Exhibition Road ‘Artists and scientists re-imagine Albertopolis’
Why do we want to keep mementos of the dead? Shortly after filmmaker Agnès Varda died, I went to Paris to learn from her life — and take a piece of it home with me.
