Anthologia

We are thrilled to present the fourth artist in Anthologia, our year-long spotlight series. Each month, we have selected one artist and their response to a particular poem.

In her poem The Place, Janet Frame evokes a landscape that lingers between presence and disappearance — a remembered field where hens once basked, a hedge and a railway line that persist only through memory. It is a world half-erased, yet insistently alive.

In the work of Katherine Jones, this same tension between endurance and loss is made visible. Her prints and paintings transform archetypal motifs — houses, trees, suns, flowers — into fragile markers of belonging and uncertainty. Through layered veils of colour and light, Jones constructs spaces that seem simultaneously to appear and dissolve, much like Frame’s remembered place: a site that holds its own vanishing within it.

All work shown is for sale unframed, though framing is available so please contact us. Please contact us for larger works and commissions.