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Yoanna Walden is a UK-based photographer (b. 2003) who, employing found objects, diy props, and her own body, stages images exploring themes of confinement, constraint and connection. Rooted in personal experience and shaped by an autodidactic approach, her practice interrogates systems of control and the social construction of madness. She engages with texts concerned with…

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Shivangi is a mixed media and textile artist whose practice explores women’s livelihoods, emotional landscapes, and lived experiences. All fabrics and textile elements in her artworks are created by her own hands, making each piece deeply personal and unique. Her work combines contemporary art with textile-based techniques, using fabric, texture, and layered materials to create…

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Six Foot Gallery is delighted to be hosting ‘corpus tenebras lux/sic : body map for vibrato’, a multimedia installation by Clare Archibald, exploring chronic illness, creative acts and connection, time, and archive. The work incorporates a short film, a text, mixed media scanography, photography, prints, and objects. It is a somatic invitation to participate that…

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Thanks for being with us Maeve! Can you tell us how your artistic journey started?I grew up surrounded by art. I was lucky to have a great aunt and uncle who were artists and we had their sketchbooks in our house and their paintings on our walls. My parents were creative in their own way…

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We’re delighted to welcome multidisciplinary artist Lin Cheng back to Six Foot Gallery. Lin is a UK-based illustrator and visual artist whose practice expands the possibilities of contemporary visual storytelling through picture books, illustration, artist’s books and cross-media works. Her solo show, Silent Voices, Tender Lines, brings together works that explore the space between childhood…

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We’re delighted to welcome Gabrielle Vendette to Six Foot Gallery. Gabrielle is a photographer and mixed-media artist from Montreal currently based out of Paris, France. Inspired by all iterations of queer life around her, including her own as a queer woman, Gabrielle seeks to reflect back this vision of the world through her art and…

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Ashley is an emerging, queer, South African artist, based in Glasgow. Their practicespans performance, video, sound, installation, production and curatorial work. Ashley isinterested in the body language of tension and catharsis, and evokes the musicality and serious playfulness of gesture to consider its functions as method of self-soothing and symbolic activation. Through fragmented and speculative…

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VC2RL is a creative collaboration between Noa Amson and Rory Spencer. Publishing monthly on the last day of each month, the duo’s works have so far included moving image, audio-radio, visual communication, performance, and the written word. The works are both an exploration and an attempt at capturing real life, or something very close to…

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After initially studying in Dundee in 2017, Sara officially emigrated to Scotland in 2020, to her beloved Glasgow. From the moment she arrived, Sara fell in love with everything Scotland had to offer but, most notably, the commitment the general population has to encouraging participation in the arts. As a queer immigrant, Sara did not…

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Anastazia’s photographic practice is a narrative exploration of the human experience, where she collaborates with subjects to make visible the unseen stories within their lives. As an artist she seeks to portray not just likeness, but the emotional truths and the nuanced layers of their personality that reveal their individual journeys. Through a combination of…

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