Inspiring Creativity, Literary Expression, Building Connections
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Meet the Editors

Editors & Resident Contributors

EDITORS

Jenna Fox, MA RCA Sculpture

Jenna Fox is a British artist in her third year research for a PhD in Fine Art at Reading University. Her work debates notions of identity and place (home and the body – mentally and physically) and explores the dynamics of the internal and external. She reaches out to people to gain insight to inform the work. Kitsch, tongue in cheek, and playful the work stick it’s tongue out at life’s hardships as playfulness is a coping mechanism. Confessional it seeks to expose issues that are often kept silent.

She has had two residencies at Standpoint Gallery and created work for the Warhorse Charity 2020/21, is on permanent display at South Western Rail at Virginia Water station and at Reading station, and shown at The National Trust, RSPB and a solo show at Guildford Cathedral. She was selected for Wells Contemporary 2022. She is currently on a summer residency at Reading University, Art Department.

@Jennafoxartist https://jennafoxartist.weebly.com/

Nichola Rodgers, BA(Hon),Mlitt

Alumni of Glasgow School of Art, Nichola is an artist whose practice has been shaped by the landscapes and culture surrounding her. Initially, working with traditional methods, creating pieces that offered a sense of permanence. However, as her awareness of environmental issues grew, She began questioning the sustainability of these practices and materials. This led Nihcola to shift from creating fixed objects to embracing a more fluid, nature-driven ephemeral approach.

Foraging, initially for relaxation, became central to her practice. Gathering organic materials allowed her to connect with the environment, by experimenting with natural pigments, and exploring the creative potential of edible and medicinal plants. This approach aligned her practice with an eco-conscious philosophy, emphasizing impermanence, biodegradability, and mirroring the cyclical rhythms of nature.

Read more about her research and practice at her website below…

@nicholarodgers.artist

www.nicholarodgers.com