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Hold Still Please
I started taking photographs during a difficult period in my life a few years ago. Photography became a way to pause and find space. For once, I felt present and that I could hold still for a moment. I started to shoot predominantly in black and white … |
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Hels Morgan
Hand-made in Lewes, my ceramics are thrown in white and iron-rich stoneware and decorated in glazes that reflect the countries I’ve lived in and visited. They are functional pieces made for daily use and enjoyment. |
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Mathilde Blum
Mathilde is a potter who creates her ceramics using traditional hand- building techniques, coiling, slabbing and pinching. She creates unique sculptures and pots. Mathilde’s practice embraces alternative firing methods such as Raku, smoke and wood-firi … |
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Angelina Steinegger
I handbuild and throw functional forms with textured stoneware clays. I have been working with clay for over 25 years. Recently I have been working with a theme of where the land meets the sea. This has stimulated me to produce work inspired by three f … |
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Vaseema Hamilton
Brighton-based Vaseema Hamilton (BA Hons/MA) trained in ceramics many years ago and has recently returned to pottery, creating a range of new work which is loosely inspired by the Brighton Peace Statue and her love of classical form, in particular Herm … |
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Ozlem Bak
My work is inspired by the beauty and energy of the natural world. Working primarily in acrylic, I create vibrant paintings of landscapes and flowers, using colour as a way to express emotion, warmth and joy. I am drawn to the way colour can transform … |
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Molly O’Neill
My work explores the emotional and visual language of plants, flowers and the natural world. I am interested in the tension between observation and imagination—capturing the energy, movement and fragility of botanical forms rather than simply depicting … |
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Holly Higson
I’m a self-taught contemporary artist based in East Sussex, creating textured abstract and semi-abstract paintings inspired by emotion, experience and the natural world around me. My work moves between atmospheric landscapes and more intuitive abstract … |
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Matt Mackey
Monochrome Interrupted Using mainly graphite and charcoal to create realist portrait pieces, with a key interest in unique faces and hands that tell a story. An accident when I was a child left me blind in one eye, this has given me a unique perspectiv … |
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Papipapo by Josie Durand
I am a Brighton‑based artist specialising in quilling, the art of rolling, weaving, shaping, and assembling paper strips to create intricate designs. I discovered quilling a few years ago and quickly became absorbed in its precision, versatility, and a … |