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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Varvara Yurenko
Varvara Yurenko (Varvara Ю) is a Ukrainian Glasgow-based multidisciplinary artist whose practice explores the relationship between people, place and the changing environment. Her practice focuses on investigating human relationships, how people relate to one another, and how they construct the worlds in which those relationships take place. Working across painting, photography, installation and sculpture, she…
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FEATURE: Sunny Min and The Lavishness of Normal
Artist Sunny Min primarily works with text and ceramics, experimenting with simplification, observation, collecting, drawing, sculpture, and installation to create works centred on the act of dedication: dedicating one’s time and space to found or lost entities and thoughts. Here’s to the small, mundane moments within life.Here’s to the writings and sayings I came across.Here’s…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Abby Rogers
Abby Rogers is an interdisciplinary artist born and based in Glasgow. She is devoted to a practice that combines illustration, installation, and film. Her work is rooted in storytelling and anthropomorphism and is fuelled by their passion for global issues, including human and environmental rights, shaping the themes and messages she explores through her art.…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Ruth Babington
Ruth Babington is a Glasgow based artist and a recent graduate from the Glasgow School of Art. Her work reflects and explores the properties of colour, with the aim to disorder compositions of images that already exist into a new and structured system. What is revealed during this process is a weaving together of what…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Allegra Lavinia Fleur
For Lavinia Fleur, drawing is central to her practice, offering a space to explore the subtleties of our daily lives. Drawing from life is integral to her practice continually recording her surroundings in her sketchbooks, creating sketches in watercolours, gouache and calligraphy pens. Through her work she explores moments which are seemingly unremarkable, but through…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Saffron Cunningham
Saffron Cunningham is an artist that focuses on the in-between, choosing to paint run down spaces that have succumbed to the foliage around them, creating a sort-of purgatory. The paintings draw you in with the sheer darkness which is enveloped by the cascading light coming from outside. Her work is intentionally made to make you…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Emma Bradley
Emma Bradley is an artist based in Edinburgh and a recent graduate from Edinburgh College of Art. Working primarily with ink on paper, her practice explores the relationship between urban landscapes, the natural world, and the traces of human presence within changing environments. Drawing from aerial perspectives, satellite imagery, and the visual language of maps,…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Eilidh Weir
Eilidh Weir is a multidisciplinary artist based on the edge of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. They graduated from GSA in 2007 in illustration and after years working in design and slow fashion, has found their way back to story telling. Their practice is deeply inspired by gardening and close observation of ecological…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Hannah Burdess
Hannah is a multidisciplinary artist and Creative Director building immersive worlds from symbolism, Surrealism, and decolonial practice. Through the use of neon, metallics, and layered, symbolic meaning, her work demands attention and holds space. Hannah is a University of Glasgow Graduate with a creative route through events and management, and she is the founder of…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Rebecca Rae
Based in Glasgow, Rebecca is an emerging multidisciplinary artist whose work focuses on the comedic, vulnerable and repetitive absurdness of everyday ordinary life. She is currently working on exploring ideas of an ‘elsewhere’, a place where everything has a strange familiarity. Through sculpture, text, drawing, and performance, she replicates copies of original objects and distort…
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