Mark Croxford: Recurring Narratives

'Recurring Narratives' is based on observations of the local landscape. Documenting time & space in the emotion of a selected moment. These one off printed images are quiet reflections, snapshots in time evoked by the physical history and an imagined narrative of the Suffolk landscape.

Mark Croxford writes: "I graduated from Newcastle Polytechnic with a degree in Fine Art in 1985 and worked as a studio assistant to Eduardo Paolozzi, Barry Flanagan and a number of other contemporary artists. I have travelled extensively throughout the Baltic States since 1993, wood carving, teaching and participating in sculpture symposiums."

I have exhibited in Estonia, Finland, Holland and Britain and have work in a number of private and public collections.

I moved from the city to rural Suffolk six years ago which has slowly informed the way I think about making work, the materials I use, and the objects I make. My choice of colours has become much more in tune with the seasons, use of materials and my place in it. For me it's about ideas and a sense of place.

'Recurring Narratives' is an interesting diversion from my normal sculptural practice and an idea that I have wanted to pursue, through print, for quite some time.