August 9th – 15th 2025.
‘Gatherings’ by SeedSisters, an international group of women artists working with the theme of nature.
This will be our second exhibition in Edinburgh due to show in August at the venue Dr Neils Garden.
I am really excited to be in the process of acquiring a new studio space, more on this later once I’m settled in.
Just to say it is super central in Edinburgh!!!
As a newly voted Professional Member of Visual Arts Scotland, I was pleased to have been invited to exhibit at the Borders Art Fair.
Visual Arts Scotland had a stand at the fair showing a selected number of member artists for the third year running.
It was a huge success drawing thousands of visitors over the weekend.
I had two images selected for the Edinburgh Printmakers members’ show 2024.
Small mono prints screen print ‘Tree of Hope’ and Gelplate and screen print ‘Tenacity’ (top). Both roughly A4 size.
I am now selling a selection of art works through my personal website.
Opening with the ‘Scottish Grasses’ Series, a collection of small affordable works.
All art works in the Scottish Grasses series are handmade monotype (one off) collograph prints. Collography is a technique which uses multiple textural materials on a base plate. This creates a deep intaglio effect of depth.
The Scottish Grasses series was created during the lockdown phase of Covid and is a tribute to nature, the earth we walk upon and the shear gratitude of breathing fresh air when we can. All the things we need to survive, which many of us take for granted until it’s taken from us.
In August of 2024 I curated the first Scottish Seed Sisters exhibition at Edinburgh Central library, Dept of Art and Design.
Seed Sisters is an international artist collective comprised originally of five women artist (of which I am one) working in a diverse range of mixed media materials, collaborating and connecting across time zones and continents. The group name is inspired by the potential of seeds to grow, flourish and develop.
To date SeedSisters have exhibited in Japan, America, Britain and France.
Pictured: ‘Shadow Light’, work sold at the exhibition.
