Sam Jukes
As an artist I have always lived on the rural fringes of Britain immersed in the landscape. Examining the relationship between the aesthetics, interconnections, tactility, and sound of environments, using image, objects and noise.
The sonic element of practice grows out of involvement in the 1990s sound system culture, taking the immersive and sonic qualities of large sound systems to evoke conversations about our relationship with the environment. Work often asks the viewer to consider environmental ideas, the politics of rural landscapes, and the cultural context of their situations.
Sound can have the deepest of impacts but leave the lightest of traces.
Fronde Crennell
Multi media artist. Experimental works in the visual, graphic, sculptural and sound arts.
Born in Glasgow in the 80s then raised between London, Dorset, an old Ambulance and The Isle of Mull, Fronde became wandering artist.
The underlaying factors that connect her work are motivated by memories of place, loss and love, in which social equality, equal opportunities, mental health and community all plays a part.
Andy Parker
Andy Parker (b.1978), graduated from the Royal College of Art in 2007 and received a Deutsche Bank Award for Fine Art the same year. Solo exhibitions have included Sies+Höke, Düsseldorf and Lokaal 01, Antwerp, and the Museum of St Helena, South Atlantic Ocean. In 2013 Parker had his first solo presentation in the UK, at OUTPOST, Norwich and in 2015 was the UK representative at the Turku Biennial, Finland. In 2024 he was selected to take part in the Cornwall Workshop and is currently developing new work from research funded by an Arts Council England ‘Developing Your Creative Practice’ grant.
His work is held in public and private collections including Deutsche Bank, V&A and the British Museum. He currently lives and works in Somerset, UK.
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