Lucy Jones

Lucy Jones is a Welsh-born artist whose distinctive mixed media compositions capture the architectural essence of Edinburgh's urban landscape. Her work primarily focuses on reimagining the city's characteristic Georgian architecture through innovative artistic techniques.

 

 

Early Artistic Journey Of Lucy

Lucy graduated from Norwich School of Art in 1997 with a BA Hons in Visual Studies. After returning to Wales, she quickly established herself in the local art scene, exhibiting in various private and public galleries. She notably won the annual Open award twice at Oriel 31 in Newtown and participated in prestigious events like the Wales Drawing Biennale.

 

 

Artistic Process and Inspiration

Working from her studio in Edinburgh's New Town, Lucy employs a diverse range of media including paint, collage, printmaking, drawing, and hot wax. Her creative approach is characterized by experimental techniques and unconventional material combinations. An avid collector of old books, maps, and sheet music, she incorporates these found materials into her "building portraits," adding a literary dimension to her visual narratives.

 

 

Professional Achievements

Since moving to Scotland ten years ago, Lucy Jones has garnered significant recognition in the art world. She has been selected for exhibitions at the Royal Scottish Academy (RSA), Scottish Society of Artists (SSA), and Royal Scottish Watercolourists (RSW). Her notable residencies include the StAnza Poetry Festival and the Kimpton Hotel during COP 26. Lucy has completed numerous private and corporate commissions for clients such as DJ Alexander, KPMG, and Rathbones Investment Management, and continues to exhibit regularly in commercial galleries throughout Edinburgh.