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South London based artist Jo Sharpe presents a series of still life’s and landscapes. Informed by the language of folk art with its honest forms and enduring connection to place, brushstrokes echo the rhythm of hand-stitching; colour palettes are drawn from hedgerows, chalk paths and sun-warmed earth.
Rooted in craft and shaped by the hand, these works celebrate the textures of early summer and the rituals of home. They are a study in restraint and reverence: objects and nature observed slowly, painted thoughtfully, and offered as quiet companions for everyday life.