| Fiona Long’s anachronistic art practice involves a pictorial language loop between material, painted image, and re-imagined post-industrial objects combined with bush craft techniques. This presents the viewer with a puzzle of origin and motivation. What might the archaeology of the future tell us about our civilisation today? Embracing the aesthetic of wabi-sabi, the work explores a hierarchy of needs, human ingenuity and a desire to understand a world through a taxonomic process of creation and display.
Fiona has just graduated from Wimbledon College of Art, University of the Arts, London with First Class Honours in Fine Art: Painting
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Fiona Long
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