Curate Create Reimagine
Any space can be transformed into a site of inspiration, reflection, imagination, experimentation
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Gallery
Linocut Prints after by John Banting (1902-1972) who used music as inspiration and the theory of automatism in his work
Geometric design inspired by the works of Bridget Riley, Dora Maurer and Piet Mondrian. The design uses Japanese Washi Tape - the colour groupings dictated by random choices from the the Seigensha: A Dictionary of Colour Combinations
Using vintage 1950's Kimono as canvas to display badges and motifs based around the project : Japan - a Modern Utopia/Dystopia
Monoprint: exploring the mask as a metaphor
Watercolour/resist underwater garden
Ink and bleach on paper: rendition of acer leaves