I work on themes around the interaction of geography and history.

I am a conceptual artist & curator working with found photographs, ephemera, words & natural things to explore female stories of resilience. 

I have been making small box constructions with minimal black and white interior elements for almost twenty years...

I moved to Brighton from London 35 years ago and have sustained my art practice alongside working in adult education teaching and mental health, using art in both contexts. 

My work involves drawing, photography, and digital techniques.

As a visual artist, I use both traditional and digital media to explore real and perceptual change through repetition, re-evaluation and reduction.

Franklin is a consummate colourist manifesting force harmony.

I make art out of prosaic stuff hoping for some poetry.

My creative practice often begins with photography, capturing a personal perspective and relationship with the natural world – exploring within it the infinite variety and constant state of flux.

My work is an exploration, a representation, and sometimes a provocation.

I regard myself as a painter who places the figure at the heart of my practice.

I am an animator, video-cameraman and photographer.

I use photographs to create complex montage pieces which filter the every day through the prism of myth and story-telling.

I write music in quite a wide range of styles and genres.

I am interested in how we look at the world and in how we bestow meaning on objects. 

I construct ceramic vessels in white stoneware, coiled and slabbed, mainly to create a complex shape on which to paint intricate designs in underglaze colours.

My recent project, Vital Signs, is informed by numerous sources from science and nature to sci-fi and speculative fiction.

A range of lino print and hand-drawn illustrations, books and the popular Miniature High Street.

Studied illustration at Brighton Uni and at Anglia Ruskin in Cambridge, where I was an associate lecturer.  I’m now a printmaker, painter, and maker of zines.

I make small paintings of mostly overlooked subjects, exploring familiarity, memory and strangeness.

I am a visual artist and writer, mainly of poetry. The two aspects are essential to each other, my visual work often being loaded with meaning.

I work principally with paper as a 3D sculptural material, combined with mixed media, including wire, wood and metals.

I live and work in Eastbourne since moving from London in 2022. One of the first things I did was join the Blue Monkey Network and Towner Gallery. I also regularly participate in Eastbourne’s Artists Open House and Studios.

I am a painter, a cut-outs maker and educator, tempted by words, relative mythology and magic realism. 

I create experimental pieces of jewellery and sculptures from litter, waste clothing and found materials.

I am an art director and painter based in Eastbourne. Working mainly in oils and acrylics, I mostly make paintings inspired by the landscape of the South Downs National Park.

Artist, sculptor and film-maker. Am keen on repurposing objects for fun and profundity

My work is ever evolving with themes consistent around exploring identity (personally and in a broader sense) using my interests in botany & architecture, peppered with astronomy and anthropology to create visual representations that symbolise my ideas, opinions & projections.

I am a painter and creative mentor living in Eastbourne. When painting the medium often used is acrylic though mixed media occasionally too.

I am an interdisciplinary artist with a practice that spans technical hand embroidery positioned as fine art, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, film and performance. 

His practice is rooted in environmental protection, working primarily with discarded materials.

I am an artist exploring drawing and lithographic printmaking.

I'm a photographer driven by colour, light, texture, and the quiet power of what’s often overlooked. 

I am an Eastbourne-based artist who works across painting, ceramics, textiles and animation. I love to create art about the feminine experience, the mind and spirituality. 

My artwork is rooted in my upbringing in a slate mining town in the rugged North Wales landscape. 

My current work explores the ‘site of trauma’. I’m interested in how some places are ‘defined’ by the events that happen within them, and whether the aura of trauma remains, either in the places or in our representations of them.

After completing a BA Hons degree in Fine Art Painting followed by a Master's Degree in Printmaking, I have pursued a career as an artist over the last forty years. 

As a writer and visual artist with a clinical background in mental health, my work often has a strong social or environmental emphasis. 

Having spent a lifetime in design, my creative outlet now is monochrome photography.

My work is rooted in a deep connection with nature and the quiet, often unseen, relationship between landscape, memory and emotion. 

My artistic practice embraces a wide range of media (2D and 3D), investigating the intrinsic structure of natural and man-made objects based on my own photographs.