DOMESTIC DISHARMONY

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The time has come and DOMESTIC DISHARMONY is here! I am so proud and beyond thrilled with how this show has turned out. If you’re near Farnham come by and say hi and see some amazing work!

DOMESTIC DISHARMONY is a collective work of five female artists centring around the theme of the domestic and all that surrounds it. The works of Catherine McCaw-Aldworth, Lauren Rea, Eleanor McLean, Julia Da Costa and Maria Kaminska. 

The work varies from three dimensional sculpture and to dimensional painting and poetry on bed sheets. Whether the work is poetic in the form of words or in the form of dripping wax from lace, the work finds a way to connect with its audience. 

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