Fiona Swapp: Live

Fiona Swapp: LivePeacock workshop member Fiona Swapp is a contemporary artist recognised for exploring the relationship between individuals and the natural elements and objects around them. From a young age, she has been fascinated by the connection between people, plants, and landscapes. Fiona creates her artwork by drawing, painting and printing on a variety of surfaces. Born in 1965 in Aberdeen, UK, Fiona Swapp pursued her artistic education at Ruthrieston College

Unfortunately for obvious reasons the production of the third and final part has been put on temporary hold

This print was produced to accompany the exhibition

Flowers are a way to study shape and colour

Realised when Davidge was a graduating Printmaking student at Gray’s School of Art

During their time in Aberdeen Chloe and Yannick were invited to make a print at Peacock

Medium: Screenprint on Heritage 315 gsm

James Furneaux (1935 - 2013) was noted for painting Aberdeen’s lesser known buildings and backstreets and the city’s landmarks from unusual perspectives

Paper Size: 51 x 38 cm Medium: Lithograph Edition Size: 16

Paper Size: 70 x 49

from Manchester Polytechnic in 1980

up there with his influences – Durer

his prints were part of the Peacock Touring Show of Yugoslavia