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carylbeach

Caryl Beach: Artist, Granny, former fellow and now a trustee of Digswell Arts with a studio at Dicker Mill Hertford. Using photography, video, print and mixed media,to document the everyday. My work represents an appreciation and acceptance of the transient nature of our world. Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beachcaryl/ https://carylbeach.org

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and here I sit one year later

who would have thought as I gaze out into my garden, with a sense of déjà vu, the snowdrops are withering and hopeful daffodils smile back, bright and sunny.

Critiques can be so helpful……what do you think?

A recent critique with my colleagues at Momento Collective has been so useful in re examining my art practice- posing questions such as my use of colour- or lack of use of colour. A couple of years ago I made a time lapse video following the tide patterns in a small cove over several days. […]

Letchworth Windows March 2021

This exhibition has been made possible by a collaboration of Artists at The Forge Digswell Arts and supported by the Broadway Gallery as part of the Letchworth Culture Project.

Back in the Print Studio

After a long break this year, in December I returned to The Forge Print Studio in Digswell. I must say I have thoroughly enjoyed working there again and especially loved seeing- at a distance- many colleagues and catching up with their work and plans for 2021. Still exploring the theme of time and place and […]