About the event

Ros Copping’s work experiments in capturing memorable episodes of the interplay between people, creatures and place, using carved lino that imitates expressive brush work - sometimes using reduction printing, mono printing and hand colouring and usually printed by hand to capture spontaneous marks and textures.
By being outside Ros records what is seen on the North Norfolk Coast and uses structured compositions to create energy, and limited brush marks on the lino to only include necessary remembered parts of the story.
Her narrative style turns everyday scenes into colourful and memorable moments. Every month she creates a lino print from the landscape in and around Sheringham to reflect weather, season, and the feel of North Norfolk. These lead to paintings suggesting energy and expressing remembered fragments in time. The exhibition plans to examine the way human beings interact with the land and creatures in Cley, be they visitors or people who live and work here.