This is Sara Cook’s first solo exhibition and shows the developing style of her work.

Sara Cook landscape exhibition

Sara’s work is inspired by the changing light on the landscape and is informed by her research into Bojagi, Korean wrapping cloths.

Her Greyline Collection reflects the changing light in the landscape at dusk. Working in hand dyed translucent fabrics combined with the narrow seaming allows her to explore light passing through the overlapping layers of colour. The structure of seams creates a further linear dimension often revealed in the shadows that they cast.

Her most recent work is informed by a yearlong observation of walking in the landscape at the time of the full moon, are expressed in a triptych of panels that are the precursor to a larger exhibition planned for 2024 . These free-flowing translucent panels catch the impression of moonlight on water.