Previous Exhibitions

EllyMental Jewellery is the transformation of Elly's little illustrations into lovingly and meticulously hand crafted pieces of resin jewellery. Elly is inspired by designs based on an interest in fun nostalgia, victoriana and animals. She incorporates her drawings with found ephemera such as 1950's books, Victorian newspapers and delicate home-made papers. Items are multi-layered with metal and coated with resin to create a strong and robust end piece.

Rhiannon Williams embellishes stories. Using embroidery techniques, she stitches together stories of people. Her richly embroidered narratives convey scenes from modern day life, to nostalgic memories of times gone by, exploring human relationships and feelings of belonging. Rhiannon studied her degree in Textiles at University College Falmouth in 2011 and her Masters at the Royal College of Art in 2014.

A small curated exhibition of makers who delve deep into the woods to celebrate the beasts and insects who inhabit it. In the shadow of the trees something magical is happening. Often the setting for dark and mysterious tales the woods are the site of transformation and the home to a vast array of creatures both real and imagined. Work will include ceramics, textiles, print, mixed media sculpture and curiosities.

Naomi Greaves has always been a collector of unusual things, most of which can be found in her studio. While some items hold sentimental attachments, others she purchased can be quite peculiar and macabre. A large part of her collection is a library of old books full of engravings and woodcuts.

Combining images from her book collection with antique papers carefully sourced and purchased, together with her passion for print, Naomi's work embraces her inspirations.

Fashion meets nature. This is how Claire describes her jewellery. She combine anodised aluminium with sterling silver to create several contemporary ranges that feature flora and fauna, and reflect her love for pattern and illustration.

Designing and making is part of who she is , and with jewellery she has found a discipline that will take a lifetime to learn. Claire's pieces involve many processes including painting, immersion dyeing, forging, piercing, and riveting. The creation of a product life cycle, from thumbnail sketch, to seeing the finished design in a gallery display, is to her immensely satisfying.