The Artists

The Artists...

Laurence Broderick ARBS FRSA Sculptor

In his figurative and abstract, bronze and stone sculpture, Laurence Broderick draws inspiration from the female figure and wildlife, in particular the otter and endangered species. When learning of the plight of turtles, polar bears, rhinos and elephants due to man's abuse, it had a profound and emotive effect on expressing his art.

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Sion Eleri Photographer

Sion was born in 1963, in North Wales. Having always enjoyed picture-taking, it was whilst doing a degree in Welsh at Bangor University that she started taking photography more seriously. This interest came and went throughout her twenties and thirties, and then she became newly inspired with the advent of digital photography.

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Neil Graham-Cameron Photographer

When in a search for inspiration, Neil ‘browses’ common locations, town or country, and searches for close objects which have attracted him by their shape or colours. Optionally, seeing a more distant object from a new angle or visualising it cropped to emphasise a finely judged curve or shadow line. Occasionally, he succumbs to what he describes as chocolate box images – pretty shots – nevertheless, with some soul!

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Hilary Gretton Painter

Hilary's studio is on a rural road in Bourn village, where she lives and works. She uses oils and acrylics to explore how light, shadow and the changing seasons profoundly alters familiar views from day to day and season to season. Her love of trees is evident, both in her realistic and her imaginary work.

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Craig Kerrecoe Painter

Craig Kerrecoe uses colour as a way of abstractly studying and understanding his actions, reactions and interactions with those around him. Pursuing a relatively simple ‘flesh against machine’ metaphor, using nothing more than wallpaper scrapers, he scrapes paint onto each canvas, layer after layer, as if removing these layers from his own ‘self’.

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Kaine Kulczak Urban Artist

The work of Peterborough-based Urban Artist Kaine Kulczak employs multi-layered stencil techniques to create utterly contemporary and frequently iconographic images. Guns and skulls and rock stars are all fair game for an urban artist but Kulczak tackles architecture, the built environment and urbanity too with skill and deference.

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John Lyons Painter & Poet

The Caribbean-born Artist and Poet John Lyons often relies upon the rich vernacular folklore and mythology of his homeland to conjure up images of such immense power that you can hardly take your eyes off them. Lyons describes his work as an 'ambivalent pleasure' and a 'playful dialogue' but they are much more than that.

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Melissa Pierce Murray Sculptor

Melissa Pierce Murray works in carved stone, welded steel and cast bronze in a wide variety of representations of human, animal and plant inspired forms. Her work is informed by the disciplines of physics, poetry and dance.

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Jo Tunmer Painter

There is a tangible, almost potent sense of solitude in the landscapes painted by the renowned Cambridge Artist Jo Tunmer. Slightly abstracted and boasting strong, bright colours, these paintings evoke the imaginary memory of a blustery summer afternoon in some remote landscape.

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