Intaglio Print by Lynn Bailey
Quagmire
Lynn Bailey
I am an Exeter printmaker inspired by bugs, hedgerows, "weeds" and how we and the organisms we live alongside, interact and shape the environment. I use a wide range of printmaking techniques - both traditional and innovative, often creating complex one-off prints using mainly intaglio processes with monoprint techniques, using common plants either foraged from hedgerows, from walks across Dartmoor, or which I cultivate for the purpose. I make my printmaking as environmentally friendly and sustainable as I can.
Much of my practice involves ongoing studies of Devon Hedgerows, plus projects looking at the importance of urban bees; a celebration of our most rare farm bird being brought back from the brink of extinction; ongoing observations of local weeds/wild flowers and recently examining Dartmoor blanket bogs.
Intaglio Print on Hahnemulhe Paper (drypint with carborundum and photoetching with hand tinting)
58.5x65.5cm
Framed Under Glass