Caitlin Dick: A Quiet Persistance

Caitlin Dick: A Quiet PersistanceCaitlin Dick is a visual artist based in Aberdeen. Her practice is inspired by environmental and ecological concepts, utilising sculpture, film, and printmaking to convey her ideas. More specifically she likes to focus on the minuscule, the microscopic, the parts of nature we overlook. Paper Size: 25 x 17. 5 cm Medium: Photopolymer Edition Size: 10 Year: 2025

This print was commissioned and published by Peacock

Medium: 4 colour Risograph on Context Orange 225 gsm paper

and a certain disinterest towards realistic depiction of anatomy

whose work has been shown throughout Scotland and internationally

the screenprinting process comes to mirror the careful layering of wash upon wash in the making of a watercolour

The performance 56 géneros similarly works to dissolve the concepts responsible for coercive behavioural guidelines and proposes instead the radical presence of individuality in the alternative time of unregulated common practices

and explore the most painterly and spontaneous possibilities within screenprinting

Fluorescent Pink & Teal)

An alternative version of 1 of 8 prints that makes up the Leaders series

The original image is taken from the book titled “Interamna Borealis: Being Memories and Portraits from an Old University Town Between the Don and the Dee

Paper Size: 69

The pale blue is the present moment of Nigg Bay Nature Reserve on the Cromarty Firth