The Colourists
Vibrant, bold, and full of energy, this trail explores artists who use colour as their primary voice. From layered hues to striking contrasts, these works revel in the emotional power of pigment.
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Karen Camkin | Midsummer Tapestry, 2025
Karen Camkin is a painter printmaker and a graduate of the RCA (24) whose practice draws on plant narratives, fragments of memory and everyday observations, exploring our close ties with the natural world and how it can be a mirror for human experience. She works between woodcut, monotype and painting, combining techniques to create portraits of plants, urging the viewer's eyes to wander slowly across the surface; suggesting through looking, we may experience distraction and absorption in the consolations and rich references that can be found in nature.
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Marie Devaux | Bonney II, 2025
Marie is a painter and printmaker based in South East London. Her work navigates between abstract and figurative often returning to recurring themes of flowers, plant life, mountains, and landscapes. Through her art, she captures experiences with nature and people, translating them into vibrant, playful bursts of colour.
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Lea Lloyd | Chromatic Lines, 2026
Lea Lloyd is a designer and screen printer known for her bold, colourful, geometric works that radiate energy and personality. Her printmaking practice embraces an intuitive approach to screen printing, exploring the interplay of colour, shape, repetition and layering to create vibrant, pattern-based artworks. Often beginning with a single shape, Lea pushes its possibilities through repetition, variation and composition. Inspired by the repetitive patterns and rhythms found in nature, alongside the quiet details observed on everyday walks. Through shifting colour palettes, layered transparencies and rhythmic repetition, simple forms transform into intricate and dynamic compositions. Lea’s work celebrates the beauty and complexity that can emerge from the most basic shapes.
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Radek Husak | Duality I, 2023-25
Rad Husak's cutting-edge technique captures movement, celebrates beautiful imperfections, and redefines what print can be—embracing glitches, digital play, and the poetry of entropy. He turns chaos into vibrant order, elevating everyday materials into luminous, mood-filled scenes. His work invites us to glimpse the extraordinary in the ordinary. Drawing from Renaissance nudes and Pop Art’s electric energy, Husak blends eras and styles for bold, unforgettable impact. His dazzling palettes and striking forms pulse with relevance and excitement.
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Leigh Clarke | Cloud Lover, 2026
Leigh Clarke is an artist printmaker who explores the intersection of politics, material culture, and public engagement. Clarke's practice interrogates how mass-manufactured objects and widely disseminated text shape societal narratives. By repurposing consumer ephemera, he subverts commercial imagery to deliver sharp, singular social and political statements. Deeply rooted in material experimentation, Clarke forces a physical relationship between the viewer and the printed form, actively resisting the ephemeral nature of today's digital media scrolling.
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Lin Chau | Where Colour Wanders, 2026
The natural world is both the subject and inspiration for Lin Chau’s work. Changing skies, the rhythm of the sea, and the play of light across land and water create a strong sense of movement and atmosphere. Balancing observation with abstraction, she revisits and refines images until they reach a resolution that remains open to interpretation.
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Helen King | Raining in paradise #4, 2026
Helen King is a kitchen table amateur artist, squeezing in her practise between family life and her day job as a clothing designer. It is through this work that led to her collecting vintage graphic t-shirts and it is this that feeds into her designs. Inspired by 1990’s tourist tees, her artworks often feature bright fluo colours, and motifs of a lost paradise - palm trees, sunsets and good vibes. King makes her prints using the objects she has to hand around the house; old corrugated cardboard to make stencils, or raiding her son’s art supplies.
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Valeska Hykel | Beautiful Tomorrow, 2026
Valeska Hykel’s expressive monotypes work at the boundaries of painting and print. Painting directly onto silkscreens, she explores a series of material interventions to the traditional screenprinting process. Delving beyond the first pull of the print, the resulting images degrade, leaving patinas that evoke the delicate weight of memory and time.
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Sadie Tierney | Mountains and Valleys, 2024
Sadie Tierney is a printmaker and painter working from Binnel Studios on the south coast of the Isle of Wight. She studied Fine Art at Newcastle University before completing an MA in Printmaking at the Royal College of Art. Her distinctive prints and paintings investigate the shifting character of landscape, translating direct observation into layered compositions that balance structure, atmosphere and abstraction.
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Ilona Pimbert | Free in Purple, 2026
Ilona is a painter and printmaker living and working in London. She creates landscapes that emerge from observation, memory, and imagination, inviting viewers into abstract worlds rich with texture, colour, and light. She is continually drawn to trees, water, the sea, rain, sky, wind, sun, stars, and the human body - forms that speak to the elemental forces of nature and the wider universe. Thinking in light, colour, movement, and energy, she explores landscape as both a physical place and an emotional experience. Her paintings and prints celebrate nature in a non-linear, cyclical way, reflecting its rhythms of change, renewal, and interconnectedness while encouraging quiet contemplation and a deeper connection with the natural world.
