Walking the water's edge exhibition: 03 - 27 September
12:00-17:00 Wednesday - Saturday

Sharon lives by the beautiful coastal landscape of North Cornwall. As she walks on the beach or coast path, she looks, photographs, gathers and holds – pebbles, shells, bits of driftwood or seaweed seem to magically find their way back to her studio. These ‘tiny treasures’ and the places where sea meets land, are her ongoing inspiration.

As an inter-disciplinary artist, she works with different media and creative practices. Following what interests her, she makes images about these things she loves. Painting, printmaking and alternative process photography are the focus of her practice. She also actively seeks out creative collaboration with other artists as a mechanism for extending her practice.

Sharon studied at Newlyn School of Art over several years, completing two years of intensive professional practice development in June 2023.

She is a co founder of Prime Women Artists, a network for women artists across Cornwall which aims to build an informal community for women artists, to enable creative collaboration and mutual support, to support practice development and to create opportunities to raise the profile of women in the arts in our County as well as creating opportunities to show our work together.

The wild water's edge