Continuing to experiment on the backs of carpet tiles that were left in our studio, this painting emerged. I’ve called it World Tree. I used a combination of house paint for the texture, oils and ink.
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Mythology
Ancient Stones
St. Lythans and Tinkinswood megalithic burial chambers – 4000 BC
New Cyanotypes: Bird Series
Cyanotype prints on paper (14.8 × 21cm)
Through the Paper Window
Lea Sautin, who is also a member of Cardiff Print Workshop, has an upcoming exhibition at Theatre Mwldan in Aberteifi, Ceredigion. Lea’s work explores the themes of language, translation and perpetual transformation within the storytelling tradition of Wales. She is fascinated by the evolution of the ancient tales of the Mabinogion, from their fluid oral and performative origins to a fixed written manuscript, eventually leading to illustrations of the tales told in their own unique visual language. Lea uses a chain of processes (print to sculpture to photography) to reflect the evolution and alteration of the stories themselves.
I’m looking forward to seeing Lea’s exhibition, which opens 29th April until 18th June.
Lea Sautin’s sculptures
