Over the last ten years local artist Kate Woodman has developed a keen interest in writing poetry, mathmatical drawing, collage and photography. During the recent severe winter she has drawn snow scenes in Crowborough incorporating detailed studies of trees and gardens. Her abstract collage, 3D and mathmatical fine line drawings are inspired by her late father, Prof. Geoffrey Matthews, the works of M. C. Escher, Barbara Hepworth and Art Deco designers of the past.
"I enjoy adding a touch of humour to some aspects of my work as well as more serious and often deeply spiritual dimensions."
You can see some of Kate's work on show at the Community Church, Beacon Road, Crowborough over both Festival weekends - 18th/19th and 25th/26th plus Friday 24th September from 11 am - 6 pm. She will be exhibiting alongside painters Raphael Che and Michael Horner and they promise a display of great diversity and interest. The Church is a short way up from the Crowborough Cross junction on the right-hand side. All visitors can expect a warm welcome and a unique experience.
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