Studio Nomad

I've had nearly 12 weeks away from my studio practice, concentrating on an exciting studio project with young people which, when I have time will write up.  It was time to get back into the studio to prepare works for the Soil Culture exhibition in Peninsula Arts, Plymouth  https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/whats-on/soil-culture-exhibitions exhibitions. Having packed away my studio in Marazion I was fortunate enough to be able to book a temporary  space at the wonderful CAST building in Helston http://c-a-s-t.org.uk  It felt energising to be in a new space - I had been in the studios in Marazion for probably about 7 years and change felt good. 

Some pieces going to Peninsula Arts were some of my early works in mud and just needed a little attention before packing up but I had also been asked to send my Dirty Pictures, shown in my last post. I like them - they're works in progress, I knew I had to work on them, live with them a little more before being ready to send them out to a gallery.