A collection of disabled queer artists exploring themes of domesticity, found family and nature across a range of media including textiles, print, and paint.
E L West - Molly Brooke-Palmer - Al Hill
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The Artists:
Molly Brooke-Palmer
Molly (she/they) is a disabled queer artist who creates pieces using natural materials, including foraged berry dyes, textiles, mushroom ink, leaf prints, spore prints, and clay.
Molly finds solace from her chronic pain condition in nature which is reflected in her work. She is fascinated by the seen and unseen, boring and beautiful, the domestic, and the perfectly imperfect.
She works across many mediums, including print, punch needle, drawing, and ceramics.
mollybrookeart.wixsite.com/my-site / @mollysartlife
Al Hill
Al Hill (he/they) is a multidisciplinary artist who’s current intrests involve fiber arts. Throughout his work he appropriates traditional “womens” crafts to tell queer and trans narratives. Al Hill graduated Camberwell College of Arts in 2020, he now lives in Oxfordshire.
https://al-hill.com/ / @0palsea
E L West
E L West (they/them) is a Disabled & non-binary visual artist who explores identity through an interdisciplinary practice. They graduated Camberwell College of Arts in 2019 and now they live and work in Oxfordshire. West often uses textiles in their practice, in 2021 they were commissioned by the Rebel Dykes to create a quilt responding to the Greenham Common archive.
Eleanor-west.format.com (you're here!) / @tepidpaper
