ADDY GARDNER
3rd - 16th July 2024
10am - 5pm daily. (Last Tuesday 10am - 1pm)


Addy Gardner’s current body of work is based on a journey of discovery led by her thoughts and feelings about 'wild' places. It is primarily prompted by her readings on the biodiversity and climate crisis and their contribution to the lack of wild places in Britain today. The work documents her feelings toward both our separation, and connection to nature. It explores the concept of rewilding as a re-emergence of the magical landscapes of childhood fairy tales and remembered places in her past as well as the actuality of rewilded land today. Gardner is interested in expressing her sense of grief for the natural spaces which are lost under developing town and city infrastructures and those which are in the process of disappearing. She is currently creating work inspired by rewilded landscapes and those pending development in Britain. She has gallery representation in the UK where her work is held in private collections as well as internationally.