Lindsey’s creative practice explores the relationship between printmaking and photography. Working with photopolymer etching plates, she achieves rich textures and continuous tones that honour traditional printmaking techniques while embracing modern technological possibilities. She welcomes both the technical challenges and serendipitous discoveries that are integral to printmaking, allowing these unexpected moments to guide and enrich her artistic exploration.
Lindsey’s work captures the impact of light across two distinct yet interconnected themes. She enjoys capturing the grandeur of historically significant buildings and educational spaces—places that house collections fostering learning and discovery. In parallel, her Daily Rituals series reveals the intimate poetry of everyday moments through photogravures where reflective surfaces become vessels for overlooked compositions. These surfaces capture fragments of their surroundings—fleeting reflections of spaces and moments in time that might otherwise pass unnoticed. Whether documenting monumental architecture or intimate domestic scenes, her work consistently uncovers the extraordinary within both institutional and everyday spaces.
Lindsey has a work space at The Bluecoat Arts Centre, Liverpool
Lindsey’s creative practice explores the relationship between printmaking and photography. Working with photopolymer etching plates, she achieves rich textures and continuous tones that honour traditional printmaking techniques while embracing modern technological possibilities. She welcomes both the technical challenges and serendipitous discoveries that are integral to printmaking, allowing these unexpected moments to guide and enrich her artistic exploration.
Lindsey’s work captures the impact of light across two distinct yet interconnected themes. She enjoys capturing the grandeur of historically significant buildings and educational spaces—places that house collections fostering learning and discovery. In parallel, her Daily Rituals series reveals the intimate poetry of everyday moments through photogravures where reflective surfaces become vessels for overlooked compositions. These surfaces capture fragments of their surroundings—fleeting reflections of spaces and moments in time that might otherwise pass unnoticed. Whether documenting monumental architecture or intimate domestic scenes, her work consistently uncovers the extraordinary within both institutional and everyday spaces.
Lindsey has a work space at The Bluecoat Arts Centre, Liverpool
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