Recently I converted my garage for a second time into an exhibition space for our local art trail.
Generally I have been very remiss about posting updates on my work. Slowly I have been exploring different subject matter relating to my local environment and current topics. This time I worked on a body of work connected to Ukraine and sold my small sunflower prints to rase funds for our local refugee hub. I have also been working on the issue of plastic waste to make prints.
I am working on a series of prints with the titles Flotsam and also Jetsam. As usual each print is an individual print as part of a group. I also sometimes incorporate hand applied paint to some of the prints, calling them prints as a majority of the paper surface is covered with printed images and marks.
The Access 10 group organised an Exhibition in Folkestone - the first one since lockdown. So nice to be exhibiting again in East Kent. Gallery 8 is a small but really lovely space. Good window and lighting.
Folkestone Old High Street
It has been good to get back into making a new print. I have submitted these silkscreen prints to an open exhibition at Turner Contemporary in Margate. Fingers crossed!
Some of these prints were displayed at Birchington-on-Sea train station for three weeks which I was very happy about.
