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Maddy is a painter working from her studio in Elgin in the North East of Scotland. She takes inspiration from natural elements such as the land and seascapes, and explores stories from within these influences, considering the journeys people experience, both physically and emotionally. She enjoys playing with ambiguity and misdirection through a series of…

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Olga is an expressive painter based in a small village in the Cairngorms National Park, in the Scottish Highlands. Her colourful work centres on the exploration of the human soul. She describes her paintings as visual metaphors, prompting viewers to contemplate the possibility of creativity and individual expression existing within structured systems. Olga’s primary objective…

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 Ballari Conner is a multi-media artist living in Glasgow and her passion lies in painting and photography. Conner enjoys pushing the boundaries and often, with work depicting raw moments. In paintings, frequently portrays her internal world which at times can be quite dark. In photography, she enjoys capturing candid images the most. It took Conner…

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Six Foot Gallery is delighted to present its annual spring show, Awakenings, featuring twenty-seven artists working in a diverse range of mediums and disciplines including sculpture, soundscapes, textiles, collage, video, woodturning, jewellery, photography, screenprinting, performance, and painting. Dougie is a musician living and working in North Ayrshire. His work is largely in the realm of…

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Six Foot Gallery is delighted to present its annual spring show, Awakenings, featuring twenty-seven artists working in a diverse range of mediums and disciplines including sculpture, soundscapes, textiles, collage, video, woodturning, jewellery, photography, screenprinting, performance, and painting. Hello Phillit! To start, what advice would you give to artists who are just starting out?I am myself…

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Six Foot Gallery is delighted to present its annual spring show, Awakenings, featuring twenty-seven artists working in a diverse range of mediums and disciplines including sculpture, soundscapes, textiles, collage, video, woodturning, jewellery, photography, screenprinting, performance, and painting. Aileen grew up by the sea. Now a city dweller – based between Edinburgh and Berlin – she…

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Six Foot Gallery is delighted to present its annual spring show, Awakenings, featuring twenty-seven artists working in a diverse range of mediums and disciplines including sculpture, soundscapes, textiles, collage, video, woodturning, jewellery, photography, screenprinting, performance, and painting. A great friend to Six Foot Gallery, Paul works primarily in the medium of video: analogue, digital, and…

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Six Foot Gallery is delighted to present its annual spring show, Awakenings, featuring twenty-seven artists working in a diverse range of mediums and disciplines including sculpture, soundscapes, textiles, collage, video, woodturning, jewellery, photography, screenprinting, performance, and painting. Linda Jones is a photographer turned artist living in East Lothian. During lockdown, she rediscovered an interest in…

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Six Foot Gallery is delighted to present its annual spring show, Awakenings, featuring twenty-seven artists working in a diverse range of mediums and disciplines including sculpture, soundscapes, textiles, collage, video, woodturning, jewellery, photography, screenprinting, performance, and painting. Fiona explores local and personal identities and histories from a feminist perspective through the processes of painting, drawing…

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Six Foot Gallery is delighted to present its annual spring show, Awakenings, featuring twenty-seven artists working in a diverse range of mediums and disciplines including sculpture, soundscapes, textiles, collage, video, woodturning, jewellery, photography, screenprinting, performance, and painting. Rachael’s work currently focuses on using discarded fabrics to investigate the communal healing and sentimentality that textile objects…

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