Sineid Codd : Losing Gravity

31st October - 27th November

Sinéid Codd makes images relating to time, geological and personal, in hand-made monotype prints. Areas of often vivid and intense colour contain forensically detailed images, taken directly from found flora and fauna and, importantly, preserving actual scale and features.

Sinéid Codd, early morning

As such, her work references early photography, and film, by using rhythm and image sequencing. The prints possess a subtle and luminous quality, some with a distinct vertical composition responding to the artists’ interest in using narrative structures to articulate ideas about walking through the landscape.

Sinéid Codd, Night Garden 1

Sinéid studied at Winchester School of Art, Goldsmiths College, University of London and the Central School of Art & Design. She has exhibited with many UK galleries including the Whitechapel Gallery and the Royal Academy, London. Her work is held in private and public collections in UK, France and USA, including the National Maritime Museum and the Paintings in Hospitals Collection. She has been a gallery artist with the Curwen Gallery since 2005.