Lundy Hole
Florilegium member Elizabeth-Jane Grose is showing a different strand of her art practice as part of the Annual Exhibition of the Royal Society of Marine Artists. The work she is exhibit, ‘Lundy Hole’ is one of a new series of works that comes out of the process of walking the Cornish section of the South West Coast Path; of owning and raising a small flock of native and rare breed sheep; and of growing plants.
In these works Grose layers carded strands of wool from her flock’s fleeces, white wool dyed with plants grown on my holding, such as ash, willow, nettle, dandelion and woad, as well as using the natural colour of the wool itself, which ranges in colour from white to near black. The art materials used to make this work themselves derive from the landscape that they depict. The exhibition is at the Mall Galleries,
17 Carlton House Terrace, SW1Y 5BD from Thursday 19 September- 28th September 2024, 10am to 5pm daily.
