Showing posts with label Wellington Road Studios. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wellington Road Studios. Show all posts
Monday, 2 July 2012
Marie Louise WIlliams of Wellington Road Studios
Marie is a full-time artist based at Wellington Road Studios in Oxton. She is passionate about the environment & sustainability & campaigns for the Bumblebee Conservation Trust.
“I create installations from recycled & reclaimed materials, paint, drawing, shadows, photography & text. Inspired by quantum physics, music & environmental concerns, my work makes tangible the invisible underlying patterns of the universe.”
Marie holds a BA in Fine Art from the Wirral School of Art & a BA in Chinese Culture, Philosophy & Russian from Durham University. She has taught art workshops to adults & children across Merseyside since 2004.
'Spring Theory No. 2:
inter-colour territory'
re-energised & re-composed cot-mattress & couch springs, hanging basket, reclaimed telephone and electrical wire, coffee plunger, can tops, odds & ends wool and donated end of tin enamel paint. Price on Application
Wednesday, 27 June 2012
Marie Louise Williams has created an installation for the space
Marie
Louise Williams is a full-time artist based at Wellington Road Studios
in Oxton. She is passionate about the environment and sustainability and
campaigns for the Bumblebee Conservation Trust.
“I
create installations from recycled and reclaimed materials, paint,
drawing, shadows, photography and text. Inspired by quantum physics,
music and environmental concerns, my work makes tangible the invisible
underlying patterns of the universe.”
Marie
holds a BA in Fine Art from the Wirral School of Art and a BA in
Chinese Culture, Philosophy and Russian from Durham University. She has
taught art workshops to adults and children at various galleries and
venues across Wirral and Merseyside since 2004.
'Spring Theory No. 2: inter-colour territory'
re-energised
and re-composed cot-mattress and couch springs, hanging basket,
reclaimed telephone and electrical wire, coffee plunger, can tops, odds
and ends wool and donated end of tin enamel paint.
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