Titles:
No Horizons (1010mm x 1110m)
Kairotic Moment (983mm x 1006mm)
Materials:
Earth (leaf compost), sand and acrylic on canvas
Description:
A member of the Transept group shared her experiences of working with refugees in Calais. She talked about the Kairotic moment. It resonated with me — that moment, one moment where timing is everything, a leap of faith. It became like a meditation which naturally unfolded. I invite you to listen to the recording below which describes the process that led to the Kairotic moment, which appears in Transpositions here.
An audio recording of a piece I wrote describing the process which led to the Kairotic Moment
Bio:
I attended the Wimbledon College of Art Foundation course and am a graduate of Canterbury College of Art, Fine Arts. I draw and paint from a place of not knowing. It’s instinctive. I find inspiration from nature, especially trees and the earth. When I draw, immediacy, aliveness, rhythm and feeling is what interests me. I like working collaboratively and realise the amazing possibilities when tapping into group energy with like minded artists. I have been part of and exhibited with the Transept group since 2019.