INTERWOVEN Part 3

DAYS AT SEA

Julie is drawn to the history of the house during WW2. In 1940, the Royal Sea Bathing Hospital evacuated from Margate to South Hill Park, moving back in 1945.

It was originally set up to treat sufferers of scrofula in London and the treatment was based on fresh air and bathing using sea bathing machines.

Her porcelain wall art in greys, blues and greens represents the healing waters of the sea.

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I: juliemassieceramics

f: julie.massie.180

LinkedIn: juliemassie

info@juliemassie.co.uk

www.juliemassie.co.uk

07967 541619

SPINE STROKE

The designs of my silverwork and jewellery have revolved around movement, instigated by touch and texture which invites touch/stroke.

I happened on a Menopause conference at South Hill Park which is a hub for people to meet and share.

I suffer from Osteoporosis which is initially a painless, hidden condition which creeps up, especially on women, around Menopause.

Its effects can be crippling.

My personal journey and frustrations have spilled into my work along with a desire to share what I have learned about keeping bone density.

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LinkedIn: CandyMatterson

I: Candy Matterson

f:Candied Silver

@craftcontinuum

#craftcontinuum

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TIMELY MATTER

South Hill Park became an arts centre in October 1973, which is a significant date for Hermione since this was also the year she was born.

Hermione felt compelled to create a series of contemplative mixed media pieces to commemorate this shared celebration.

Her work deploys an unusual combination of on-site found waste materials together with rust and gold accents, which act as alchemic references, selected to illustrate the passage of time during the transformational journey over the past 50 years.

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hermionethomson.com

Mionethomson@gmail.com

I: the_textile_ alchemist

f: Hermione Thomson

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KALEIDOSCOPICS

ROSE, SEEDS OF CHANGE, NOW AND THEN

Interact with the past through a collection of sculptural kaleidoscopes. Each kaleidoscope contains bespoke elements created by Helen and inspired by different moments in the history of the house and grounds

Helen Twigge-Molecey is an award-winning artist and designer who enjoys working in different media and is interested in how you can effect change though a positive experience.

With a background as a TV director, Helen's interests are eclectic - from the handmade to the industrial and the functional to the fantastic.

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@helentwiggemolecey

helentwiggemolecey.com

helen@twiggemolecey.com