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Donna Stevens
Donna Stevens is a fine art photographer recognised for her captivating fairy tale landscapes and evocative animal portraits. Inspired by the colours and shapes of the wild, her images don’t depict reality but rather light-paint the sense of awe and en … |
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Meg Griffiths
Ceramics for home and garden. All high-fired stoneware produced in my garden workshop. I like my pots to be at least semi-functional in some way. I enjoy experimenting: domestic pottery – bowls, cups, jugs, dishes with an unusual slant are mostly wh … |
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Danielle Brooks
I create joyful, characterful illustrations that find the magic in everyday moments. Much of my work celebrates Brighton life: the big open skies, living between the sea and the Downs, the colourful terraced streets, and the amazing culture that’s grow … |
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Michele Payne
My paintings are an infusion of my favourite, often blurry, memories and connections. Incorporating vibrant colour palettes, expressive mark-making, fragmented buildings, suggested landscapes and undergrowth, I attempt to capture the feelings of those … |
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Karen Francesca
Karen Francesca’s new, solo work translates her large-scale environmental work into miniatures and plaques for home and garden. Intricate, layered compositions aim to echo the complexity of living systems, exploring repetition, pattern, structure, and … |
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Linette Wheeler
‘Caburn’ Acrylic on canvas 40cm x 29cm I am a Sussex based artist who works mostly Plein Air expressing the immersive light & energy within landscape. BA Hons |
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Mandy Wilson
I am not a landscape artist. These paintings of the South Downs are less about landscape than the moment when winter loosens its grip, light returns and the world feels full of possibility again. In 1989, a health crisis while studying at Central Saint … |
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FinsCeramics
I make handmade pottery in my Brighton studio, inspired by the sea, the landscape and all the earthy colours and textures you find around the coast. I like making pieces that feel simple, tactile and useful, with a slightly wonky, handmade character. M … |
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Rhianne (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. |