Lucy Elizabeth Jones - About Lucy Elizabeth Jones, Biography, Exhibitions and More

Biography

I am fascinated by the idea of process and construction. My starting point is to photograph construction/demolition sites, civil engineering projects and structures. My work is dominated by dynamic compositions and contrasts, bold use of paint, colour and varied techniques. I assemble my paintings using ordered processes utilizing the interplay between control and unpredictability. I include serial numbers to remind me that the finished whole is greater than the sum of it's parts. Artists such as Gerhard Richter, playing with the way we see images, allowing the paint to be paint, have had a massive impact on my work. I admire the sheer physicality of artists like Yves Klein and Fabienne Verdier but sculptors like Eduardo Chillida and Richard Serra have the greatest physical and emotional effect on me.

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Education

1990 - 1993

Winchester School of Art, University of Southamton

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Event: Originals @ Chester Town Hall

Dates: 27 Oct 2018 - 28 Oct 2018

Venue: Chester Town Hall, Chester, Cheshire, UK

Fine art & contemporary craft for sale direct from the artists

Event: Helfa Gelf Art Trail

Dates: 7 Sep 2018 - 30 Sep 2018

Venue: The Old Post Office Studio, Llanasa, The Old Post Office, Llanasa, Nr. Holywell, CH8 9NB

Wales's Biggest Open Art Studio / Helfa Gelf Art Trail

Helfa Gelf /Art Trail, North Wales’ biggest Open Studio Event, invites you to visit artists at work in their studios this September.

Now in its 12th year, this free annual event is spread right across North Wales with studios taking part in Gwynedd, Conwy, Flintshire, Denbighshire and Wrexham. It is a unique chance for visitors to peek behind the scenes, experience this normally hidden world and get to chat to the artists and crafts people about their creative process.

Every weekend this September, forge your own art trail around the area, calling in on painters, sculptors, photographers, jewellery makers, woodworkers, potters, textile workers, glass makers, basket weavers, printers, each one with a highly individual skill. Seeing an artist in action, chatting over a cup tea amongst the paints, clay and saw-dust gives you a real insight into the artistic process.

Event: Coast

Dates: 29 Sep 2016 - 31 Oct 2016

Venue: Corinium Museum, Park Street, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 2BX

29 September – 31 October
Exhibition
COAST
CHART art collective
CHART is a small, Cheshire based collective of
visual artists interested in the ability of art to
communicate on an intuitive and intellectual
level. The artists have a particular interest in the
links between all the arts and sciences, and in
structure, time, words, numbers and symbols. They
share a deep sense of the connectivity of human
experience, our relationship with nature and the
importance of spirituality. References to all these
elements are evident in their work. Their new
exhibition COAST examines the elemental nature
of our shorelines, the interaction of land and sea as
well as the beauty and power of the littoral.
www.chart.uk.com
Free admission
Works for sale

Event: Open Studio and Gardens

Dates: 25 Jun 2016 - 25 Jun 2016

Venue: The Old Post Office Studio, Llanasa, The Old Post Office, Llanasa, Nr. Holywell, CH8 9LY

You are invited to The open Studio & Gardens at the Old Post Office Studio, in Llanasa, Nr Holywell CH8 9LY to view 'Small works of Art' with work from: Lucy Elizabeth Jones, Simon O'Rourke, Debbie Nairn, Anne Clements, Neil Glendinning and Sonia Dolega-Moss. There are also 10 gardens to visit at a cost of £4 all of which goes to three local charities and is very good value, however should you just wish to visit the studio, go straight to the studio and it is of course free.