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green and purple against a near-black
It is a form of taking in the natural world and connecting with its disappearing creatures and plants
Part of a body of work exploring folk superstition
This is a continuation of an ongoing series of paintings influenced by Japanese woodblock prints and colourfield abstraction that use the visual language of landscape painting to explore colour and composition
“A new toy that spins straight #1 & #2” examines the coexistence of mythological and imagined creatures within a fluid
Re-print Columns hypha-gallery-sugar-house-island green and purple against aRe print is a series exploring how ceramic surfaces preserve and obscure storytelling. Using a glaze printing method developed during her MA at the Royal College of Art, Helena Lacy layers and reinterprets classical blue and white porcelain imagery, using its familiarity, and questioning how visual histories are retold. The work reflects her interest in hidden narratives and how memory and place are embedded in all objects. Through the distortion of
