Paper Art

I was recently commissioned by the National Trust to create some artwork for an exhibition that is on at Stourhead House in Wiltshire.

The exhibition of is called ‘Why do objects matter?’ and includes a series of interpretations that are inspired by the house and its beautiful gardens. The work explores the significance of personal objects and the ways that we curate our own personal environments.

Art work created for an exhibition called ‘Why do objects matter?’ and includes a series of interpretations that are inspired by the house and its beautiful gardens at Stourhead House with the National Trust. The work explores the significance of personal objects and the ways that we curate our own personal environments.

Art work created for an exhibition called ‘Why do objects matter?’ and includes a series of interpretations that are inspired by the house and its beautiful gardens at Stourhead House with the National Trust. The work explores the significance of personal objects and the ways that we curate our own personal environments.

Art work created for an exhibition called ‘Why do objects matter?’ and includes a series of interpretations that are inspired by the house and its beautiful gardens at Stourhead House with the National Trust. The work explores the significance of personal objects and the ways that we curate our own personal environments.

Original papercut artwork

Papercut artist Sarah Dennis was commissioned to capture a magical moment of a family walking in the woods .

Private commission. 

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Client: Rosta Gallery

Exhibition: 'Tales From A Pea Green Boat'

Exhibition: 'Tales From A Pea Green Boat'

Client: Rostra Gallery