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Fiona Richmond

Fiona Richmond

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Another book recommendation, as people seem to appreciate them! I came across this gem recently which focuses on displacement and creativity. I’m greedily dipping in and out of two or three essays within it at the moment - Hélène

So hot today so I escaped my desk for a high tide lunchtime swim with my Mum. The perfect antidote to the stresses of life!

I’d thought this tiny painting on copper was unsalvageable as it had become to much mark-making and noise. At the weekend I obliterated the rather lovely clouds entirely and it now hangs together so much better I think. So often we get strange

Some more photos of @collective.split ‘s Response Exhibition at The Rectory St Pierre du Bois, Guernsey. The show is open Saturdays and Sundays (10am- 4pm) until 16th August. It will then move on to London.

And some more photos of the rehung Response Exhibition by @collective.split. Beautiful works by @emmajwithers @sylviahillartist @whatifyouslept @sheila.hough and @pavel.isupov and @clare.e.scott. It is such a tranquil room, punctuated by a bit of hum

Some of @collective.split ‘s work that has moved from the Gatehouse Gallery in St Peter Port to the Rectory at St Peter’s. Please excuse my less than wonderful photographs. Before the exhibition comes down, I’m going to either bring

Some early hours rambly writing on balancing work, art practice and life. And a bit of Marx thrown in for good measure. Link to the article in my bio

Start of a tiny painting: from a minuscule black and white photo of a street in Glasgow with my Dad in pointy knitted hat.Taken around 1940.

The boundary blackthorn tree at Houmet Paradis. Not finished, but assembling slowly. Shady hedgerows, pools of dappled light and aeroplane sky trails layering together, while thinking of the rutted north east coastal pathways overlooking Herm and Sar

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