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Gillie Hoyte Byrom
Gillie Hoyte Byrom hand paints enamel portrait miniatures to commission using traditional techniques involving a sequence of kiln firings to create an unfading, jewel-like heirloom.
James Mursell
James Mursell is a professional Windsor chair maker. He makes chairs, teaches chairmaking and makes chairmaking tools on his farm in West Sussex. He recently wrote 'Windsor Chairmaking' a comprehensive guide to making Windsor chairs.
Bianca Pardhy-Avis
I design and make bespoke furniture using mainly reclaimed hardwoods. I learnt traditional furniture making techniques at Bristol Womens Workshop, and aim to challenge preconceptions about the use of reclaimed wood.
Pippa Unwin
I have always had a fascination with stone and the carved form. At school in Wells, I spent hours in the Cathedral, absorbed by the energy and humanity of the masons’ work. Later, married to a geologist I learnt about the formation and structure of stone. I worked as an illustrator, but always enjoyed the 3D side of things, such as the technical problems of angled, aerial views. In stonecarving I have found my true vocation – telling a story in a form not only visual, but also tactile and textual. I learnt the traditional skills from masons, not artists, who treat the stone with respect and honesty; my work is practical and nonsentimental. I am inspired by the art and architecture of different cultures, geometry and nature, but I mostly carve the natural form – I enjoy trying to capture the individual character and living spirit of a particular animal, rather than copy the more traditional poses. I am also starting to experiment with abstract shapes, discovering more about the stone itself – its limitations and possibilities
michael watts
I have lived and worked in various countries including Palestine, Hong Kong and Spain and I am now in the process of moving to France