at the moment, I have a few ongoing projects; an installation using glass, paper, collage and mixed media; a series of digital work (based on originals) and a series of large semi-realistic botanical studies for my latest series entitled macro micros installation progress below is the first stage of my progress towards completing my first […]
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following my previous series, these works on canvas were a way for me to explore the atmosphere of the intense summer months in cambridge after moving home from the welsh coast.
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sold out about You are welcome to bring your own supplies and easel as well if you prefer. You must bring a reference photo or sketch of your favourite subject in nature that you wish to draw at the workshop. i.e., a tree, plant or other botanical character. This December I am hosting a series […]
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ENVIRONMENT AND ATMOSPHERE This series of large atmospheric work by Molly Cawthorn was created during the end of lockdown, at the climax of her MA in Fine Art studying remotely at Aberystwyth School of Art in 2020, and throughout winter in early 2021, as a new resident of Cambridge. Having moved to Cambridge during the […]
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Introduction local terrain “Working on an MA through these unusual times has been a difficult but unique experience and I’m thankful that I had a creative outlet to express my feelings and occupy my time. I think everyone is now a little bit more appreciative of creative careers and recognise just how vital the arts […]
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the lazy susans x the flower project Over lockdown, 3 entrepreneurial MA students founded The Lazy Susans – a curatorial collective Our Dahlia Allowance, showing the work of two artists, painter Enya Lachman-Curl and local sculptor Ramona Zoladek, who will be responding to themes of temporality and re-connection with the natural world. ROMANA ZOLADEK Untitled I, Untitled […]
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