Grace Newman is willing to accept commissions
Based in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, my art practice explores the relationship between the human body, health, illness, and resilience. Working within a long tradition of artists who investigate the body, I create sculptures and installations that examine the fragility, vulnerability, and complexity of the human condition.
Many of my works are constructed from medical materials, including syringes, hypodermic needles, microscope slides, and plastic medical tubing. Removed from their clinical function, these everyday objects become both symbolic and aesthetic, evoking themes of intervention, healing, memory, and mortality. Rather than beginning with a fixed outcome, each artwork evolves intuitively through experimentation with materials, allowing conceptual ideas to develop organically through making.
Personal experience, alongside research into medicine, art history, literature, and contemporary culture, informs my practice. Artists whose work has influenced
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Many of my works are constructed from medical materials, including syringes, hypodermic needles, microscope slides, and plastic medical tubing. Removed from their clinical function, these everyday objects become both symbolic and aesthetic, evoking themes of intervention, healing, memory, and mortality. Rather than beginning with a fixed outcome, each artwork evolves intuitively through experimentation with materials, allowing conceptual ideas to develop organically through making.
Personal experience, alongside research into medicine, art history, literature, and contemporary culture, informs my practice. Artists whose work has influenced
MORE
