Hannah Giles, Ylva Bengtsson 18th September – 1st October 2021
We are so happy to say that the residency went really well and are happy with the outcome. We had made a plan before hand to work site specifically continue…
Tim Burns, Aug28 – Sept 10th 2021
“The restorative calm, the rhythms of the sea, tides sunset and rise and the blessing of beautiful weather nearly every day has left me with a pervading feeling of well-being. continue…
Jane Strother, 14 -27 August 2021
I didn’t have a project as such but I was keen to immerse myself in the local landscape, to feel part of it in the way that one can if continue…
Moira Baumbach, 31st July – 13th August 2021
I found my time at Brisons Veor initially challenging, as over the past year, for many reasons, I have struggled in my practice to find a creative flow. To have continue…
Sarah Granville, 24- 30 July 2021
My project went well. I worked plein air as far as possible- it was a terrific opportunity to explore the visual feast of that extraordinary landscape. I’d intended to bring continue…
Anita McCullough, July 17-23, 2021
My plan was to bring together two diverse media: double exposure photography and abstract watercolour painting. This was something I hadn’t tried before, not having had the time and space continue…
Meghana Sengupta, July 3 – 9th 2021
My residency was based on the site response. I wanted to explore the place and incorporate it with my figure painting. As a portrait artist, it’s always been the studio continue…
Jessica Whyte, 26th -2nd July 2021
I had a productive and inspirational week at Brisons Veor, writing a further 7000 words of my novel, which is set in and around far West Cornwall. The creative continue…
Annette Kennerley, June 13th–25th 2021
Plans may have been unpredictably (and painfully) disrupted by my accident a few days before my residency (I fell and fractured my right hand in two places), but time for continue…
Amanda Bee, 30th May – 11th June 2021
My proposal for my residency at Brison Veor was to look at the contrasts within this amazing landscape. I was initially a little overwhelmed by the scale of the Cape continue…