One-Six-Nine

169 Preston Drove
Brighton, BN1 6FN

http://www.onesixnine.co.uk

We have once again put together a cohort of exciting and innovative artists representing some of the finest in their fields, for an unmissable show.

Hiroko has further developed her oil paint, metal leaf, and patination medium, extending her range to create some very new styles as well as more traditional ones.

Mark Wilson paints land and sea-scapes in oils, often using just three or four colours. He uses a palette knife and rag to blend and drag paint, gouging the work to create lines of movement and dynamics.

Richard Heys works with printmaking tools, silicone tools, brushes, and bespoke squeegees. He loves the ethereal nature of colour and the physical qualities of paint. He aims to create “the painting as a doorway.”

Sanni Falkenberg, a self-taught gemstone carver and jeweller, meticulously sculpts stone into wearable art and captivating objects, transforming rigid, unmalleable stones into sensual, timeless pieces of art.

Tom Peterson returns after a year away with his fabulous raku work made in his new self-built studio.

Sam Beck’s mixed media work explores our experience of natural environments as reflective spaces, with both fluidity and stillness.

Steve Bicknell sculpts in bronze using few tools, preferring to let the clay lead the final form. Visitors are encouraged to feel the tactile nature of the work.

Allison Murphy works with wood to create an affinity with nature. The imprint of the grain gives her wood reliefs an added texture, and no two pieces are alike.

Marta Ptaszkiewicz’s rhythmic abstract works, painted to music, reach out to take the viewer on an emotional journey.

Eve Claire Taylor, jeweller, enameller, and silversmith, works with vitreous enamel on silver and copper surfaces to create exquisite lustrous bowls and tiles.

Dona Diani brings us a collection of unique and original jewellery crafted in silver and gold along with beautiful and rare stones, including maligano jasper.

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