SCAF Emerging Artists 2022 Exhibition Catalogue

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RUSSELL HUGHES York-based artist and printmaker Russell is inspired by the characteristics of public and private spaces in which we live our lives, particularly when considered in the context of social and political issues. His practice is analytical in nature, often involving creating data to record experiences, for example by GPS recording of movement or by measurement of surfaces and objects. Printmaking is his primary media for exploring and developing colour, shape and pattern generated from data and research. Russell’s printmaking practice includes collagraphs, monoprints and screenprints. His work appears abstract but contains visual references to the subject matter. Russell left his previous career in 2015 to study the Access Art course at York College followed by an MA in Creative Practice at Leeds Arts University. Russell has exhibited in group shows, print fairs and galleries. In 2021 he was commissioned to produce artwork for the NHS facility within York Community Stadium. He is a member of York Printmakers. www.russellhughesart.co.uk Scott Creative Arts Foundation
Lost Synergy Mixed Media (Monoprint, Collagraph, Drawing, Acrylic Medium) 100 x 73cm <strong>Emerging</strong> Artist <strong>2022</strong> Award www.scafemergingartist.co.uk
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