12/06/2026
CONSTELLATIONS OF FORM
Our current exhibition brings together the work of two artists, ceramicist Kate Buckley and printmaker Louisa Boyd
Louisa Boyd’s work centres around the persistent human desire to belong. She considers environment in her pieces and how we connect with the natural world to navigate and to establish a sense of place. Her abstract prints and sculptures feature celestial symbols, sacred geometry and cartographic imagery.
Louisa’s etching prints layer abstract, drawn imagery made with traditional drawing tools with more painterly marks; the map-like outcomes, symbolic of navigation, are a visual fusion of historic and contemporary ideas. Using traditional skills such as printmaking and hand-marbling within her work alludes to the idea of belonging further, considering this concept from a cultural perspective. Louisa’s prints and papers are then often used in three-dimensional works, with structures based on sacred geometry; the elements of mathematics that underpin the fabric of the world we exist within.
The moment we saw Louisa”s work at the Manchester art fair, last year, we immediately imagined this joint exhibition! The pieces have so many linking themes …well, come and see how they work together, for yourself!
The exhibition runs to June 29th and we are open 10.30-4.30.
