Holly Drewett
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Holly Drewett is a visual artist currently based in Athens. Working with printmaking, painting and sculpture, her work is informed by sound and landscape. She explores ideas surrounding the hierarchy of the senses within her practice, interested in encounters between body and place; in how we navigate, physically, imaginatively and intuitively.
Drewett frequently documents sites using sound and through a listening and response process creates works that function as a graphic score or rhythmic abstraction of place. These pieces are made to gain a direct response to the sound, seeking an alternative way to interact with and react to a particular place and time.
In recent years Drewett has worked in collaboration with marine biologists in UK, Cyprus and Canada, exploring the underwater soundscape and environment. Drewett holds an MA in Print from the Royal College of Art and has exhibited internationally, her work is held in collections at CICA Museum, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, and Royal College of Art.
Drewett frequently documents sites using sound and through a listening and response process creates works that function as a graphic score or rhythmic abstraction of place. These pieces are made to gain a direct response to the sound, seeking an alternative way to interact with and react to a particular place and time.
In recent years Drewett has worked in collaboration with marine biologists in UK, Cyprus and Canada, exploring the underwater soundscape and environment. Drewett holds an MA in Print from the Royal College of Art and has exhibited internationally, her work is held in collections at CICA Museum, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, and Royal College of Art.
Holly Drewett is a visual artist currently based in Athens. Working with printmaking, painting and sculpture, her work is informed by sound and landscape. She explores ideas surrounding the hierarchy of the senses within her practice, interested in encounters between body and place; in how we navigate, physically, imaginatively and intuitively.
Drewett frequently documents sites using sound and through a listening and response process creates works that function as a graphic score or rhythmic abstraction of place. These pieces are made to gain a direct response to the sound, seeking an alternative way to interact with and react to a particular place and time.
In recent years Drewett has worked in collaboration with marine biologists in UK, Cyprus and Canada, exploring the underwater soundscape and environment. Drewett holds an MA in Print from the Royal College of Art and has exhibited internationally, her work is held in collections at CICA Museum, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, and Royal College of Art.
Drewett frequently documents sites using sound and through a listening and response process creates works that function as a graphic score or rhythmic abstraction of place. These pieces are made to gain a direct response to the sound, seeking an alternative way to interact with and react to a particular place and time.
In recent years Drewett has worked in collaboration with marine biologists in UK, Cyprus and Canada, exploring the underwater soundscape and environment. Drewett holds an MA in Print from the Royal College of Art and has exhibited internationally, her work is held in collections at CICA Museum, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, and Royal College of Art.
Holly Drewett is a visual artist currently based in Athens. Working with printmaking, painting and sculpture, her work is informed by sound and landscape. She explores ideas surrounding the hierarchy of the senses within her practice, interested in encounters between body and place; in how we navigate, physically, imaginatively and intuitively.
Drewett frequently documents sites using sound and through a listening and response process creates works that function as a graphic score or rhythmic abstraction of place. These pieces are made to gain a direct response to the sound, seeking an alternative way to interact with and react to a particular place and time.
In recent years Drewett has worked in collaboration with marine biologists in UK, Cyprus and Canada, exploring the underwater soundscape and environment. Drewett holds an MA in Print from the Royal College of Art and has exhibited internationally, her work is held in collections at CICA Museum, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, and Royal College of Art.
Drewett frequently documents sites using sound and through a listening and response process creates works that function as a graphic score or rhythmic abstraction of place. These pieces are made to gain a direct response to the sound, seeking an alternative way to interact with and react to a particular place and time.
In recent years Drewett has worked in collaboration with marine biologists in UK, Cyprus and Canada, exploring the underwater soundscape and environment. Drewett holds an MA in Print from the Royal College of Art and has exhibited internationally, her work is held in collections at CICA Museum, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, and Royal College of Art.
