An unique exhibit featuring the
FRETFUL VISIONS and INTERNAL WRANGLINGS
of
Ms. Beverley Milward,
Mr. William Datson
&
Ms. Lilly Foxx.
Set in ACTUAL REALITY of
16 London Road, Bath, BA1 6ad, uk
this physical aperture holds objects to be viewed and contemplated.
Should one of these objects have you in their grip you are invited to message the contact box on how you can have access to its presence.
Current exhibits
Ms. Lilly Foxx:
Mushroom baby
Signed giclee print hand finished with gold and crystals.
£220.00 framed
SOLD
mushrooms will save the world
Signed giclee print hand finished with gold and crystals.
£220.00 framed
SOLD
Ms. Beverley Milward
Curiousity box
Open the doors peer in to the inviting chocolate box landscape of Italian lakes and garden flowers.
Flick the switch to light the interior.
Turn the handle to play Que Sera Sera.
Keep looking further to the dark message within and then a reflection of your own eyes for the answer to the riddle.
Mixed media Photography Mr Colin Moody
£650.00
moss & antler Candlesticks
Double headed candlesticks where I focused on surface textures from the natural world of mosses, lichen, stone and bone.
Stoneware and porcelain h w
£550.00
the star
The central meaning of The Star in tarot is distant hope. It is reminder that destiny is always at play and to be patient.
A chaotic noisy garden of plants and souls clamber toward the distant star that hangs motionless and unattainable.
Board, spray paint, beeswax, oil pastels 41.5 x 46.5 cm.
£350.00
how does your garden grow?
Combine nursery rhymes, old toys, a love for Victorian plant theatres and the many voices in your head and this is the result
Porcelain, porcelain paper clay, slips, lustres dome h27 x d14 cm
£350.00 including glass dome and wooden base
now is all we have
A night time niche with moon and pomegranates reminding us not to worry about the past or future.
porcelain, oxides, onglaze colour, lustre.
height approx 12cm
£150.00
Opinions
Everyone has got to have an opinion nowadays!
These fellows are made of porcelain between 3-5cm long and are £20.00 each or three for £50.00
Creation
St Francis stands holding microscopic form in a land of giant flowers and rocks.
Below him are Heironomous Bosch creatures crawling up onto the land.
Above is a medieval illustration of an incoming comet. A sign of impending doom.
Paper beeswax and oil pastels on board 38x38cm
£190.00
Mr William Datson & Beverley Milward
Golden Tree Frames
Made for Kensington palace in response to the lavish motifs of acanthus leaves, claw and ball and egg & dart. Cast in Jesmonite plaster and hand finished.
Small frame without mirror £575.00 with mirror £650.00
Large Oval Egg and Dart Frame
without mirror £675.00
with mirror £750.00