This work is priced unframed. Please enquire for framing options. In common with many artists, I am used to spending a lot of time on my own. However enforced isolation...
This work is priced unframed. Please enquire for framing options.
In common with many artists, I am used to spending a lot of
time on my own. However enforced
isolation is a bit different and, like everyone else, I am having to find ways
to cope with this. Over the weeks spent
in isolation I have had to learn and adapt to new ways of communicating with
friends and colleagues. As regards my own practice, I have turned to drawing which
has always been the linchpin of my practice as an artist. I particularly enjoy working in sketchbooks
and essentially this has always been a very private activity, used to explore and
develop ideas.
As I often try to make drawings every day, the sketchbook
becomes a journal, recording my thoughts and emotions from one day to the next.
I recently began to post a selection of images from my current sketchbook
online, letting others see what little games I have been playing. My other recent art-related activities include making simple
monoprints outdoors in the garden and using recycled packaging for small
mixed-media panels. All very low-tech and
great fun! None of these activities are planned around making serious art at
this time but are, for me, ways of living in the moment.