Daisy Iles

Joined Artfinder: Sept. 2021

Artworks for sale: 9

United Kingdom

About Daisy Iles

 
 
  • Biography
    I create art to communicate my experiences. Drawing is at the core of my practice. I use it as a tool to capture moments through colour, form and texture. I draw with collage. I paint from drawings. In my art I hope to communicate the materiality of things and my enjoyment in them. Torn isolated shapes and their edges play an important role in my paintings, they create a collage like aesthetic. My work is honest and creates a joy in ordinariness. I am interested in the process of abstraction. The abstract represents my experience. 
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  • Education

    2016 - 2021

    The Glasgow School of Art

  • Awards

    2021

    The Armour Prize

    I was awarded The Armour Prize for Still Life by the Glasgow School of Art Awards and Prizes Committee for my Degree Show.
    The prize was established by Dr Mary Armour in memory of her husband William Armour, former Head of Drawing and Painting and both alumni and former staff of the Glasgow School of Art.
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Links


Education

2016 - 2021

The Glasgow School of Art


Awards

2021

The Armour Prize

I was awarded The Armour Prize for Still Life by the Glasgow School of Art Awards and Prizes Committee for my Degree Show.
The prize was established by Dr Mary Armour in memory of her husband William Armour, former Head of Drawing and Painting and both alumni and former staff of the Glasgow School of Art.

There are no upcoming events


 

Biography

I create art to communicate my experiences. Drawing is at the core of my practice. I use it as a tool to capture moments through colour, form and texture. I draw with collage. I paint from drawings. In my art I hope to communicate the materiality of things and my enjoyment in them. Torn isolated shapes and their edges play an important role in my paintings, they create a collage like aesthetic. My work is honest and creates a joy in ordinariness. I am interested in the process of abstraction. The abstract represents my experience.