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The Six Foot Gallery Interview: Malak Naseem
Six Foot Gallery is delighted to present its annual Summer Show, featuring thirty-four artists working in a diverse range of mediums and disciplines. Malak Naseem is a Maldives born, Sri Lanka raised, and Glasgow based artist currently studying Painting and Printmaking at the Glasgow School of Art. She predominantly explores themes of the self and…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: David Burgess
Six Foot Gallery is delighted to present its annual Summer Show, featuring thirty-four artists working in a diverse range of mediums and disciplines. Influenced by artists such as Edward Dugmore, Otakar Kubín, and Emil Nolde, David’s work reflects a harmonious blend of expressive abstraction and organic forms. His paintings evoke a sense of immediacy, drawing…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Sándor Nagy
Six Foot Gallery is delighted to present its annual Summer Show, featuring thirty-four artists working in a diverse range of mediums and disciplines. Born in Transylvania, Sándor Nagy is a trilingual, transdisciplinary artist now based in Glasgow, Scotland. He began his artistic journey at the School of Art Brasov in Romania, earning a diploma in…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Davardo
Six Foot Gallery is delighted to present a broad retrospective of recent and previous works by David Martin, aka Davardo. Curses, Swears & Maledictions incorporates figurative painting, abstract constructions and modelmaking with influences derived from Davardo’s life experiences and connections with social care, offending, domestic violence, addiction and education. The thematic profiles of the works…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Ralph Overill (Print Unleashed)
Dr Ralph Overill is an artist, researcher and educator based between Glasgow and Essex, UK. His art seeks to construct and explore an alternative sci-fi reality that exists in parallel to contemporary society, critiquing the governing systems and powers that appear, in his eyes, unjust and incompetent. Drawing on the concept of hauntology, Ralph creates…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Mary Harker (Print Unleashed)
Mary Harker is a Glasgow-based artist studying painting and printmaking at the M.Litt Fine Art practice at The Glasgow School of Art. She explores research themes of ageing, identity, memory, and loss. Her work spans drawing, painting, and various experimental mediums, exploring communication beyond traditional boundaries such as frames and surfaces. Art serves as her…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Karla Healy (Print Unleashed)
Karla is undertaking a Masters in Fine Art Practice after graduating in Painting and Printmaking from Glasgow School of Art in 2023. Her work considers the impact of humans sleepwalking into their own demise through a process of wilful ignorance and the neoliberal push for individualism. Karla is an unashamed disabled artist who juggles her…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Lu Chen (Print Unleashed)
Lu Chen was born in China, and currently resides in Glasgow, focusing on sound storytelling art, performance art, and conceptual art. Lu Chen’s work can be seen as part of Print Unleashed, which runs at Six Foot Gallery until July 18th 2024. Hi Lu! What emotions or reactions do you hope viewers experience when they…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: David Bridgeman (Print Unleashed)
David Bridgeman (b.1959) was born in Oxford, England. His artworks tell stories, evoke memories and instil a sense of place. He uses a variety of media: painting, drawing, construction, sculpture, printmaking and video. The stories are fictional and formed from an event, an object or experience. They are influenced by various elements from early childhood and…
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THE SIX FOOT GALLERY INTERVIEW: Yihao Li (Print Unleashed)
Yihao Li is a Chinese-born visual artist, researcher, and educator based in Glasgow. His creative practice spans drawing, sculpture, and installation art, focusing on East Asian art, Orientalism, and fascination with the interplay between form and material. Start with a question on the physicality and three-dimensionality of sculpture, which necessarily invoke bodily relations – even…
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