Nicola Lyttle: maybe it will

Nicola Lyttle: maybe it willNicola Lyttles work focuses on the relationship between digital and analogue practices, combining them to explore how the two can co exist and how they influence and inspire each other. Currently, during her final year of studies at Grays School of Art, Nicola is focussing on printmaking as a physical connector between the viewer and the creator, pushing Risograph printing as an experimental and hands on production process. Paper Size: 42 x 29. 7

5 x 54 cm Medium: Etching Edition Size: 20

he describes the experience:

both permanent and temporary

In 2014-2015 she represented Switzerland at the Kochi-Muziris Biennale in India

Born in London in 1936

symmetrical

but its avowed intention is to be a reflection of the human energies

Not to mention to signal the lack of a formal art education

I’ve come into my own

such as origami

“Perhaps the arttist who has been most involved with Peacock Printmakers from the earliest Board of Management through chairing the organisation during a particularly difficult period

This innovative process was developed in conjunction with Gray's School of Art