Louisa Crispin

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  • About
  • Botanical
  • Nature Studies
    • Bee Studies
    • Butterflies Moths Dragonflies
    • Botanical Studies
    • Field Studies
    • FlightPath
  • Buy
    • Full Catalogue
    • Shop mini series (incl. bees)
    • Shop FP Sculptures
    • Shop FP minis
    • Shop Glimpse exhibition catalog
    • Kevis House Gallery
    • West End House Gallery
    • John Davies Gallery
    • NewArt Gallery
    • Muse Gallery
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    • Newsletter Signup
    • Interviews and process videos
    • CountryLiving article
    • Studio Blog
    • FlightPath Community Project
    • Nature Blog
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LOST IN A WORLD OF INTRICATE OBSERVATIONS FROM NATURE
Fragile memory
A fleeting moment captured
Ephemeral touch
Picture
I am developing a language of immediacy, working outside and relinquishing control to the elements and found materials: drawing with ink and grass while lying quietly in a sunny meadow, listening to nature, surrendering to the moment. 

I have spent 14 or so years slowly developing my practice, controlling my environment and choosing pin sharp pencils, ultra smooth paper, the right light to see and capture the things I want to share. Seducing you into my world and asking you to look a little closer at what I have noticed, always informed by my time outside as a gardener, a walker, an observer. 

I’m a Collector and my studio is reminiscent of an old school nature table, reminders of my walks and the things that catch my eye. Delving into my craft roots I explore tools and techniques, sometimes for the sheer joy of solving problems. These sit in the studio waiting for their moment in the spotlight, catching my eye as I work.

But always I return to the quiet observations, moments in time delicately captured in graphite as the season dictates.
Surrender to the Rhythms of Nature

Louisa Crispin

Oak Cottage, Talbot Road, 
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Hawkhurst Kent TN18 4LU (UK)
 ​07708 148413
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