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Kay Aitch has been a self-employed artist since 2009, and is a long-time member of CAST (Creative Arts Support Team). She'll be exhibiting her work with fellow artist Sarah Sharpe at the Great Sheffield Art Show in November.
“I am inspired by day to day observation – presently I am spending a good deal of my time in Ecclesall Woods, therefore my work is increasingly inspired by trees. Two recent acrylic paintings which I have produced, shown below, are examples of my present direction.
“The image – Where are We Going – may not look as though it was drawn from observation but in fact did start with a drawing of a 3D piece which I had made. I exhibited both paintings at the Broomhill Festival in June.”
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