Alice Fox - Artist Home Artist based in West Yorkshire, UK, harnessing natural processes and working with found, gathered and grown materials. ABOUT PROJECTS EXHIBITIONS WORKSHOPS PUBLICATIONS & PRESS NEWS & EVENTS Year of piece: 2020 Size, techniques and materials used: 32cm x 8cm x 5cm, Drilling, cordage making & looping, Found tool, daffodil leaves Alice Fox: Hybrid 2 (photo credit: Electric Egg) Finding connections TextileArtist.org: How did the idea for the piece come about? What was your inspiration?
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Alice Fox' fascination with nature is the focus of her art which uses found and reclaimed items as well as nature itself. Her work often follows a journey where the ageing process (such as rusting) continues after the work is completed. Drawn towards similar colour palettes Alice's work is recognisable for bringing the beauty of nature indoors. Alice Fox is a Natural Fibre Artist, Scientist and Gardener - Wonderground Alice Fox is a Natural Fibre Artist, Scientist and Gardener 17.10.2019 In the years that I studied textile design at university, the work of Alice Fox was a continual source of ideas. A natural fiber artist experimenting with materials found and foraged, gathered and grown, Alice's body of work reflects her fascination with the subtleties of the natural world, with pieces ranging from Kantha stitched eucalyptus leaves to rust-stained tapestries, woven grass baskets and hand-bound books, their pages marked by plants, tea, waln. Biography Resumé Contact About Alice Alice works from her studio in Saltaire, West Yorkshire, UK. She exhibits, lectures and teaches workshops nationally and internationally. She has published a series of books to accompany exhibition projects, as well as being author of 'Natural Processes in Textile Art' (Batsford 2015). Contact Alice Website
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Interview Snooping Through Studios column: Alice Fox By Court Spencer April 28, 2022 Art & Photography. Saltaire. Alice Fox is an artist with a background in physical geography and nature conservation which informs her artistic practice that has sustainability at its heart. Alice Fox. 9,540 likes · 601 talking about this. Artist using found, gathered and grown materials. West Yorkshire, UK. Author of Wild Textiles. Tide Marks: Alice Fox. Gate Gallery, 12, Brighowgate, Grimsby, N E Lincolnshire, DN32 0QX. Exhibition runs from 24 October to 30 November 2013. Words by Sue Stone. Alice Fox - Tide Line (detail) The venue for the exhibition is Gate Gallery, a small independent gallery in Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire, UK, the town where Alice Fox grew up. Allister Barsby and Alice Bussi were only 32 years old when they popped the Champagne cork to celebrate their accolade. "We watched it right here live streamed on the laptop," says Alice, who sits in front of me in the restaurant one April morning.
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About Alice Fox. My process-led practice is based on personal engagement with landscape and has sustainability at its heart. I am fascinated by the detail of organic things and my work celebrates and carries an essence of what I experience in the natural world. My background in physical geography and nature conservation underpins my artistic. Nothing is wasted on artist Alice Fox's allotment - flax, dandelion stems, even old paper are woven into rope; anything organic is distilled into ink. Words Rachel Seaton-Lucas, Photographs Lisa Linder
Artist Alice Fox has a focus on nature and sustainability, using found materials in her projects. She recently caught up with Fibre Arts Take Two to chat about her life and work. "I suppose I've been creative all my life. I spent my childhood making stuff in my bedroom and things. Leaf Stitching. Leaf Stitching is part of an ongoing exploration of stitching with found items, exploring the potential of what I find in the landscape. Leaves are collected whilst walking and either pressed and dried for future use, or they are used whilst still fresh. Many of theses small pieces will not have a long life span; they can change.
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Professor Alice Roberts with osteologists Jacqueline McKinley and Ceri Boston from Wessex Archaeology in the Digging for Britain tent with two Anglo-Saxon burials found during excavations for. Alice Fox is an embroiderer and textile artist using techniques from textiles, soft basketry and printmaking. She uses found objects, gathered materials and natural processes, bringing different materials together to form tactile surfaces and structures. Most of the materials Alice uses are grown or gathered on her allotment plot.
