The exhibition featured over 30 original works of art created using natural plant brushes within the process. The show was the culmination of months of experimental work I had created in a response to estuary walks. My main line of enquiry work was to investigate how I could create marks that communicated how it feels to be out in nature, rather than how it looks. Using plants such as wild fennel and reeds from the estuary bank, I began to create my own brushes and exploring the marks I could make using inks. I was instantly drawn to the incredible and expressive marks that I could create using this technique, and went on to create works in a range of subtle colours as well as the striking black monochromatic pieces. 

Many of the pieces from this collection have sold, however, there are still some available in beautiful contemporary frames, please get in touch with an email if you are interested in viewing any of these pieces.

You can view the remaining pieces in this collection at The Squeeze Cafe, on Leigh Broadway, Leigh on Sea, Essex.