The inspiration for my art is found in the hedgerows, woods, meadows and skies of Oxfordshire.
Each artwork teaches me something new, about the natural world, myself and the craft of making art.
I use many different art mediums and techniques in an effort to stay open and responsive to new possibilities and the cross pollination of ideas. Alongside oils, monotypes, watercolours, prints and pencil work I have been using collage and embroidery. This combination helps in my efforts to capture the rich beauty, texture and atmosphere of our wilder spaces.
Alice has lived in Oxfordshire for 25 years.
She studied drawing and painting at Edinburgh College of Art and PGCE Art at Oxford Brookes.
"Like many artists I make art about the things that delight and fascinate me. I aim to create art that will uplift and inspire. Creative engagement nurtures, challenges and grow us; it slows us down to be more aware, observant and present. I have devoted most of my working life so far to this conviction; bringing people together to make, create and appreciate art. Most recently I have focused on ecology and conservation, organising and leading workshops and events that combine the arts and sciences for the fullest and richest learning experience. I am passionate about the inclusion, presence and accessibility of the arts in all aspects of community life".
Her most recent adventure has been setting up Mill Street Arts in Eynsham, a space dedicated to learning, sharing and enjoying the arts. Find out more at https://millstreetarts.co.uk.