Sheila Woollam is a cross-media artist working with printmaking, photography, textiles and drawing. Combining site-based research with lived experience and the landscape's layered histories, she explores how myth and memory continue to shape our understanding of place.
The Weyward Sisters:
Digital print layering fabric, print, and performance, 125 x 80 cm.
Below the Surface: Re-Storying the Mermaid of Marden:
Panel of four photolithographic prints, each 50 x 65cm
Sisters 1,2,3 & The Weyward Sisters:
Digital print layering fabric, print, and performance.
Below the Surface: Installation
Installation: printmaking, modelling and bodycasting, 180 x 120 cm.
At the Edge of Yesterday’s Roads:
Digital print layering fabric, print, and performance, 100 x 180 cm.
The Shaman:
Digital print layering fabric, print, and performance. 125 x 80 cm.
The Embodied Saga:
Installation Still 1.
The Embodied Saga:
Bodycast.
The Embodied Saga:
Installation Still 2.
Haunting 1:
Digital print, 8.8 x 10.7 cm.
Below the Surface: Re-Storying the Mermaid of Marden:
Photolithographic print, 55 x 65cm