LAGSTEIN GALLERY
I let ink begin. I observe the flow and reticulation of ink on wet paper and fabric. These spreading spatters become instructions and I follow them as best I can. The creatures that appear through this pareidolic method, sometimes foul, sometimes tender, have their own agency.
These drawings and embroideries are the result of this collaboration, my collection of somesuch.
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Betsy Jones
In my practice, I explore the dynamic relationship between animation, abstract art, and sculpture. By merging time-based media with physical form, I create work that occupies a space between the tangible and the ephemeral. My animations often behave like sculptures in motion, while my sculptural pieces carry the rhythm and gesture of animated movement. Through this hybrid approach, I aim to challenge how we perceive narrative, material, and space—inviting viewers to engage with form not just visually, but viscerally, through a lens of abstraction and transformation.
Elliot Cowan
