Cathy Ferrett
Portraying her love of Africa nurtured whilst growing up in Zimbabwe, Cathy who is a self-taught artist, expresses the beauty of nature, even in the little things such as mice and wasps.
Using her skill and eye for colour, her unique hand-crafted wall sculptures made from clay with Led lighting, reveal not only a practical aspect of art, but a vibrant and humorous one too. Cathy also does intricate watercolours.
She delights in showing intricacies in detail in her black & white drawings and also loves to portray the quirkiness of life.
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