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Sylwia Liszak / Relab Upcycled Lab
Relab is rooted in reinvention. I work with existing fabrics, often forgotten, discarded, or overlooked and transform them into something new. Upcycling is not only a method but a mindset: a way of seeing potential where others see waste. Each piece ca … |
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James Cowland
Collection – “The Spirit of a Thing” (2020–2024) This body of work developed between 2020 and 2024 around the prompt “the spirit of a thing.” The phrase draws on the idea of mononoke—a presence or essence inhabiting a thought, place, or feeling—encount … |
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Simone Aylward
I make useful and beautiful ceramic pieces in stoneware for everyday use; mostly cups, mugs, bowls, plates and jugs in a variety of sizes. These are all one-offs, made by hand, sometimes thrown on the wheel, sometimes hand built by pinching, coiling an … |
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Rex Matthews
An exhibitor in the Brighton AOH festival for 20+ years as a member of the Fiveways Artists Group. I now live in Lewes. My recent paintings and prints (acrylic on paper or canvas) explore the energy and vibrant colour of road cycling and the profession … |
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Justin Butler
I’m a Hove-based painter working primarily with atmospheric landscape and seascape, moving between representation and abstraction. My recent paintings explore weather, water, shifting light and the memory of place through layered acrylic and oil, glazi … |
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Matt Brown
I am a Sussex-based painter and mixed-media artist dedicated to the craft of original, handmade artwork. My paintings are a combination of abstraction and fine art. I paint mostly in acrylics and oils on canvases and wooden board. I create “backgrounds … |
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Alix Mercer-rees
I work in ceramics creating sculptural form. Relating to place and memory in the landscape. The work is organic and raw and decorated with the use of slips and oxides. |
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Georgia Sawers
These works are bold, graphic portraits characterised by strong black line work, flat planes of colour, and detailed patterning. The figures appear mask-like and symbolic, drawing on influences from folk and tribal aesthetics while maintaining a conte … |
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julia white
. I was trained to paint with oils onto wax at Mme Tussauds and later went on to have a rewarding and exhilarating 20plus year career in the film industry, as an FX painter/makeup artist. Being one of the first in England to paint and experiment with … |
