Six artists, represented by Gesso Art

Large paintings made with earth pigments she grinds herself, from soil gathered on walks between Lagos and the Thames estuary.

Figures cast in plaster and bronze that look half-finished on purpose, as if the material had its own ideas.

Long, patient photographs of tidal flats and estuaries, taken at the hour when the water cannot decide.

Woven and knotted wall pieces built slowly on a floor loom, from cotton and wool dyed with plants from her allotment.

Seascapes painted outdoors in all weathers, then worked over in the studio until the weather is the subject.

Drawings in ink, charcoal and graphite that begin as notes and end somewhere between a map and a diary.